Event-based synchronisation of linear discrete-time dynamical networks

By Michael Z. Q. Chen, Liangyin Zhang, Housheng Su, Chanying Li. 2015

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This study investigates the problem of event-based synchronisation of linear discrete-time dynamical networks. Leader-following and leaderless synchronisations are achieved by a distributed event-trigger strategy. It is shown that feedback control updating is unnecessary until an event is triggered. The combinational-state variables and the Riccati equation are used to construct a Liapunov function and to design the event-triggering conditions. Numerical examples are provided to illustrate the theoretical results.

Subfields: Computer Networks and Communications

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Citations in the corpus

• Event-triggered communication and control of networked systems for multi-agent consensus (2017, background): “The work Zhou, Liao, Huang, and Chen (2015) addresses leader–follower consensus problem of linear systems but, similar to the previous reference, the event conditions require continuous state information from neighbors and from the leader, which limits the application of this approach for reducing…”