NA LI


	Na (Lina) Li Graduate Student @ Control and Dynamical Systems, California Institute of Technology Phone: 626-395-3813; Email:nali[at]caltech.edu; Office: 230 Annen, 1200 E California Blvd, MC 305-16, Pasadena, CA 91125
About Me I'm currently a graduate student in Control and Dynamical Systems at California Institute of Technology. My advisor is Prof. John Doyle. Before joining Caltech, I received my B.S degree in Department of Mathematics from ZheJiang University in China in 2007. Here is my CV. Research Interests Dynamic Modeling of Physiology System Identification Distributed Control/Optimization Game Theory Smart Grid Back to top Publications Designing Games for Distributed Optimization with a Time-Varying Communication Graph Na Li, Jason Marden submitted to CDC, 2012. Animation is available Branch Flow Model for Radial Networks: Convex Relaxation Lingwen Gan, Na li, Ufuk Topcu, Steven Low submitted to CDC, 2012. Designing Games for Distributed Optimization Na Li, Jason Marden CDC, 2011. (Best Student Paper Award Finalist.) Decoupling Coupled Constraints through Utility Design Na Li, Jason Marden Submitted to IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 2011. Optimal Demand Response: Problem Formulation and Deterministic Case Lijun Chen, Na Li, Libin Jiang, Steven H. Low Chapter in Control and Optimization Theory for Electric Smart Grids, Aranya Chakarabortty and Marija Ilic (Eds.), Springer. Optimal Demand Response based on Utility Maximization in Power Networks Na Li, Lijun Chen, Steven H. Low PESGM, 2011. On the Interaction between Load Balancing and Speed Scaling Lijun Chen, Na Li, Steven H. Low ITA Workshop, 2011. Two Market Models for Demand Response in Power Networks Lijun Chen, Na Li, Steven H. Low and John C. Doyle IEEE SmartGridComm,2010. Designing Games to Handle Coupled Constraints Na Li, Jason Marden CDC, 2010. Learning Approaches to the Witsenhausen Counterexample from a View of Potential Games Na Li, Jason Marden, Jeff S. Shamma CDC, 2009. Back to top Teaching TA for ACM 104 / AM125a / CDS 201 Applied Operator Theory, Caltech, Fall 2010. TA for CS/EE 147 Network Performanc Analysis, Caltech, Spring 2010. TA forCDS 140 Introduction to Dynamics, Caltech, Fall 2008. Back to top Links Latex plugin for powerpoint: IguanaTex

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