Mattia Frasca is affiliated with the University of Catania in Italy. Their research work spans multiple fields with a primary focus on computer science, physics and astronomy, and engineering. They have contributed extensively to several specialized subfields including computer networks and communications, statistical and nonlinear physics, cognitive neuroscience, control and systems engineering, and electrical and electronic engineering.
The scientist's main topics of work encompass nonlinear dynamics and pattern formation, neural dynamics and brain function, neural networks stability and synchronization, complex network analysis techniques, chaos control and synchronization, opinion dynamics and social influence, and gene regulatory network analysis.
Recent publications by Mattia Frasca include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Mattia Frasca include:
In terms of publication venues, Mattia Frasca has contributed to:
L. V. Gambuzza;F. Di Patti;L. Gallo;S. Lepri
S. Meloni;A. Buscarino;A. Buscarino;L. Fortuna;L. Fortuna;M. Frasca;M. Frasca
Arturo Buscarino;Luigi Fortuna;Mattia Frasca;Lucia Valentina Gambuzza
Luigi Fortuna;Mattia Frasca;Maria Gabriella Xibilia
M. Bucolo;R. Caponetto;L. Fortuna;M. Frasca
Mattia Frasca;Arturo Buscarino;Alessandro Rizzo;Luigi Fortuna
Lucia Valentina Gambuzza;Arturo Buscarino;Sergio Chessari;Luigi Fortuna
Alessandro Rizzo;Mattia Frasca;Maurizio Porfiri
A. Bergner;A. Bergner;M. Frasca;G. Sciuto;A. Buscarino
P. Arena;L. Fortuna;M. Frasca;G. Sicurella
Barış Karakaya;Arif Gülten;Mattia Frasca
L. Fortuna;M. Frasca;A. Rizzo
L. V. Gambuzza;M. Frasca;J. Gómez-Gardeñes
Lucia Valentina Gambuzza;Alessio Cardillo;Alessandro Fiasconaro;Luigi Fortuna
Abdulmuttalib Turky Rashid;Abduladhem Abdulkareem Ali;Mattia Frasca;Luigi Fortuna
Maide Bucolo;Arturo Buscarino;Arturo Buscarino;Carlo Famoso;Luigi Fortuna;Luigi Fortuna
A. Adamatzky;P. Arena;A. Basile;R. Carmona-Galan
P. Arena;C. Bonomo;L. Fortuna;M. Frasca
Arturo Buscarino;Mattia Frasca;Lucia Valentina Gambuzza;Philipp Hövel;Philipp Hövel
Salvatore Scellato;Luigi Fortuna;Luigi Fortuna;Mattia Frasca;Mattia Frasca;Jesús Gómez-Gardeñes;Jesús Gómez-Gardeñes;Jesús Gómez-Gardeñes
L. Minati;L. Minati;L.V. Gambuzza;W.J. Thio;J.C. Sprott
Mattia Frasca;Arturo Buscarino;Alessandro Rizzo;Luigi Fortuna
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