I earned my PhD in Sciences from the Institute of Physics at the University of São Paulo. Specialized in nonlinear dynamics, I work as an assistant professor at São Paulo State University (UNESP) at the Rio Claro campus, where I conduct research on the control of self-organizing systems. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In nature, the remarkable efficiency with which some groups of living systems self-organize, forming swarms capable of collectively solving problems, has inspired scientific efforts to replicate this capability in artificial versions of such self-organizing systems. Much progress has been made in understanding how a swarm's self-organized collective behavior emerges from mechanisms that e…
The self-organizing systems of interest in this project may exhibit multiple interacting timescales. For example, in physical systems composed of many interacting particles, the rate at which energy is dissipated by individual particles can differ significantly from the timescale governing their mutual interactions. These mismatches become even more pronounced in systems where particles h…
Nonlinear dynamical systems might exhibit sensitivity to small perturbations in their control parameters, resulting in uncertainties on the predicability of tunning parameters that lead these systems to either a chaotic or a periodic behavior. Here we propose to analyze such uncertainties to obtain the boundary dimension between chaos and periodicity in the parameters space. We will verif…
The rate at which Earth's ecosystems lose biodiversity through extinctions is increasing due to human activity. Generally, the disappearance of a species in a ecosystem occur gradually, offering ways to revert extinctions. However, the existence of oscillating states in ecosystems, mainly due to external forcing, may lead to whole different scenario. Specifically, we propose that the proc…
Complex dynamical systems may be exposed to critical thresholds, so called tipping points, at which small changes in their parameters can abruptly shift the system to a contrasting dynamical regime. During an academic visit to Prof. Dr. Ulrike Feudel, we propose to investigate the possible after-effects of tipping points, especially by analyzing transient properties of trajectories for pa…
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