Finite-Time Coordination Behavior of Multiple Euler-Lagrange Systems in Cooperation-Competition Networks. Academic Article uri icon

abstract

  • In this paper, the finite-time coordination behavior of multiple Euler-Lagrange systems in cooperation-competition networks is investigated, where the coupling weights can be either positive or negative. Then, two auxiliary variables about the information exchange among agents are designed, and the finite-time distributed protocol is proposed based on the auxiliary variables and the property of the Euler-Lagrange system. By combining the approach of adding a power integrator with the homogeneous domination method, it is shown that finite-time bipartite consensus can be achieved if the cooperation-competition network is structurally balanced and the parameters of the distributed protocol are chosen appropriately; otherwise, finite-time distributed stabilization can be achieved. Furthermore, from the perspective of network decomposition, the finite-time coordination behavior is further considered, and some sufficient conditions about the cooperation subnetwork and the competition subnetwork are obtained. As an extension, finite-time coordination behavior only with partial state information of the neighbors is discussed, and some similar results are obtained. Finally, four numerical examples are shown for illustration.

published proceedings

  • IEEE Trans Cybern

author list (cited authors)

  • Hu, H., Wen, G., Yu, W., Cao, J., & Huang, T.

citation count

  • 51

complete list of authors

  • Hu, Hong-Xiang||Wen, Guanghui||Yu, Wenwu||Cao, Jinde||Huang, Tingwen

publication date

  • August 2019