Description
This monograph presents new theories and methods for fixed-time cooperative control of multi-agent systems. Fundamental concepts of fixed-time stability and stabilization are introduced with insightful understanding. This book presents solutions for several problems of fixed-time cooperative control using systematic design methods.
The book compares fixed-time cooperative control with asymptotic cooperative control, demonstrating how the former can achieve better closed-loop performance and disturbance rejection properties. It also discusses the differences from finite-time control, and shows how fixed-time cooperative control can produce the faster rate of convergence and provide an explicit estimate of the settling time independent of initial conditions.
This monograph presents multiple applications of fixed-time control schemes, including to distributed optimization of multi-agent systems, making it useful to students, researchers and engineers alike.
Table of Contents
Introduction.- Fixed-Time Stability and Stabilization.- Fixed-Time Cooperative Control for First-Order Multi-Agent Systems.- Fixed-Time Cooperative Control for Second-Order Multi-Agent Systems.- Fixed-Time Cooperative Control for High-Order Multi-Agent Systems.- Fixed-Time Cooperative Control for Nonholonomic Chained-Form Multi-Agent Systems.- Distributed Optimization: And Edge-Based Fixed-Time Consensus Approach.- Distributed Optimization With Preserved Network Connectivity.
