Distributed robust H∞ rotating consensus control for directed networks of second-order agents with mixed uncertainties and time-delay
In this paper, distributed robust H[infinity] rotating consensus control is investigated for a class of second-order multi-agent systems with mixed uncertainties and time-delay. Firstly, the rotating consensus is defined in the real field. To solve the consensus problem, two distributed protocols ar...
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