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NOLTA, IEICE

FOREWORD

Special section on computation with

nonlinear dynamics

This special section is organized for transmitting recent research results related to compu-tation with nonlinear dynamics. The topics of the special section gathered attention from the authors in a wide range of scientific fields. As a result of rigorous evaluations by the professional Guest Associate Editors, two invited papers and three contributed papers were accepted. These contributions focus on ideas for computation from wide viewpoints such as Hamiltonian neural networks, bio-inspired reservoir computing, flaming phenomena in online social networks, and techniques for power processing. We believe that the papers provide inspiration for new research direction to readers and serve as a basis for future development of the research field.

We would like to express our sincere thanks to the Guest Associate Editors and reviewers for their significant efforts on the review process. We would also like to extend our appreciation to the Secretary, Dr. Kai Morino, for his hard work and efficient service.

Hiroyasu Ando, Shinji Nakaoka

Guest Co-Editors

Editorial Committee of the Special Section

Guest Co-Editors:

Hiroyasu Ando (University of Tsukuba) Shinji Nakaoka (Hokkaido University)

Guest Associate Editors:

Gouhei Tanaka (University of Tokyo) Ferdinand Peper (NICT)

Kouhei Nakajima (University of Tokyo) Miki U. Kobayashi (Rissho University)

Tadashi Yamazaki (University of Electtro-Communications) Manish Dev Shrimali (Central University of Rajasthan) Hirofumi Notsu (Kanazawa University)

Secretary of the Special Section:

Kai Morino (Kyushu University)

Advisory:

Masaharu Adachi (Tokyo Denki University)

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