2018
DOI: 10.1080/00207721.2018.1464609
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Event-triggered finite-time consensus of multiple Euler Lagrange systems under Markovian switching topologies

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“…Remark Different from the existing finite‐time event‐triggered results, the self‐triggered sampling control is first proposed to avoid continuous monitoring. Besides, the uncertain disturbances are considered.…”
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“…Remark Different from the existing finite‐time event‐triggered results, the self‐triggered sampling control is first proposed to avoid continuous monitoring. Besides, the uncertain disturbances are considered.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The event‐triggered consensus result of MASs was first developed in the work of Dimarogonas et al The results were extended to the second‐order linear MASs in the works of Xie et al and Li et al The decentralized event‐triggered and self‐triggered consensus results were given in the work of Hu et al In the work of Zhu et al, the corresponding problems of linear MASs with the intermittent communication were considered. A new event‐triggered sampled‐data strategy was proposed for general linear MASs in the work of Guo et al The leader‐follower consensus results of second‐order and general linear MASs were obtained via event‐triggered control in the work of Xu et al Based on a state‐dependent threshold, an event‐triggered consensus controller was designed in the work of Liu et al The event‐triggered consensus results of MASs with matching uncertainties were obtained in the work of Wang et al For the convergence rate problems under event‐triggered control, the corresponding results were obtained in other works . The finite‐time event‐triggered consensus algorithms were developed for linear and nonlinear first‐order MASs in other works and these results were extended to second‐order and general linear systems in other works .…”
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