Lince - programming with differential equations (video)
Lince provides a set of online tools to simulate and analyse hybrid programs, which are simple c-like programs where some variables can sometimes evolve according to a system of differential equations. You can experiment with it in http://arcatools.org/lince, or you can download it and run it locally.
This talk provides an overview of how to use Lince, and lists possible challenges that could be pursued by BSc or MSc students.
The slides are available online.
José Proença
Assistant Professor
José Proença is an Assistant Professor at Faculty of Science of the University of Porto, and a researcher at the Research Center in Real-Time & Embedded Computing Systems, ISEP, in Portugal. His core research targets coordination aspects and formal methods in the context of Cyber-Physical Systems. He is actively involved in a NextGenerationEU project and in 1 FCT project. He currently belongs to the steering committee of 2 international conferences in fundamental computer science, he chaired the program committee of 6 international research venues with edited proceedings, edited 2 journal volumes, and was the member of 19 program-committees of international venues.