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PART A. Classic Optimization and Control Problems

PART B. Efficient Methods for Optimization Problems in Large Scale Complex Networks: From Decentralized Methods Toward Fully Distributed Approaches

PART C. Modeling the Interdependency of Power Systems, Communication Networks, Energy Systems (e.g. Gas, Renewables), Transportation Networks Water Networks, and Societal Networks (at least the interdependency of two of these networks should be considered in the proposed abstract)

PART D. Application of Power and Communication Networks: Co-simulation Platforms for Microgrids and Communication Networks, and Smart Grid Test Beds