Ian R. Petersen is affiliated with the Australian National University in Australia. Their research spans several interdisciplinary fields, with a primary focus on areas intersecting computer science, engineering, and physics and astronomy. The major fields of study contributing to their body of work include:
Their contributions extend to various subfields, notably:
Ian R. Petersen's research topics primarily center on quantum-related technologies and control systems. Key areas in their scientific output include:
The scientist has a considerable publication record across multiple notable venues. Frequent publication sources are:
Notable recent papers produced by Ian R. Petersen include:
Their frequent collaborators include Daoyi Dong, Igor G. Vladimirov, Kanghong Shi, Guodong Shi, and Elizabeth L. Ratnam.
Ian R. Petersen has authored at least one book published under the Communications and Control Engineering series, titled Learning and Robust Control in Quantum Technology, published in 2023.
Recognition for Ian R. Petersen's contributions includes being named a Fellow of the International Federation of Automatic Control (IFAC) in 2011 and an IEEE Fellow in 2000, with the citation for the latter specifically noting contributions to the theory of robust control system design.
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