I received my Master of Science degree in Engineering Physics at the Royal Institute of Technology in 1998. I am presently a PhD student at the Division of Optimization and Systems Theory at the Royal Institute of Technology. I am affiliated with the Centre for Autonomous Systems . Research interest are the systems theory of mobile robotics, including mobile manipulators, hybrid systems and multi-agent coordination. In the fall of 1998 I did my Master thesis in in Biomath with Professor Clyde Martin at Texas Tech University. I spent the last fall (2001) visiting Professor Naomi Leonard at Princeton University. My work with her includes multi agent coordination and obstacle avoidance.


Publications


Current Teaching:

Linear and Quadratic Optimization
Optimal Control

How to reach me:

Phone:
+46 8 790 75 07
E-mail:
petter@math.kth.se
Address:
Division of Optimization and Systems Theory
Department of Mathematics
Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)
SE-100 44 Stockholm, Sweden
Visiting address:
Lindstedtsvägen 25, room 3737

Last update: February, 2002 by Petter Ögren petter@math.kth.se