Distributed nonlinear control algorithms for network consensus

By Qing Hui, Wassim M. Haddad. 2008

231 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computer Networks and Communications, Molecular Biology

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In Computer Networks and Communications

1. Frank L. Lewis
2. Abhijit Das
3. Zhihong Man
4. S. Khoo
5. Claudio Altafini
6. Lihua Xie
7. Shengkui Zhao
8. Qing Hui

In Molecular Biology

1. Frank L. Lewis
2. Claudio Altafini
3. Abhijit Das
4. Lihua Xie
5. Zhihong Man
6. Qing Hui
7. S. Khoo

Citations in the corpus

• Finite-Time Rendezvous Algorithms for Mobile Autonomous Agents (2011, background): “For details concerning Assumptions 1 and 2 and their connections to system thermodynamics see [4]‐[ 6 ], [10].”
• Consensus Problems on Networks With Antagonistic Interactions (2013, background): “2) Laplacian Feedback Schemes: For the system of integrators (1), various types of nonlinear additive Laplacian feedback schemes have been proposed in the literature [3], [26], [27],”
• Multi‐surface sliding control for fast finite‐time leader–follower consensus with high order SISO uncertain nonlinear agents (2014, background): “In [21, 22], the number of control input of each agent is assumed to be equal to the order of the system.”
• Distributed adaptive control for synchronization of unknown nonlinear networked systems (2010, methodology): “…and consensus of distributed groups of agents is inspired by naturally occurring phenomena such as flocking in birds, swarming in insects, circadian rhythms in nature, synchronization and phase transitions in physical and chemical systems, and the laws of thermodynamics (Hui & Haddad, 2008).”