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Abstract
This paper investigates the dynamic event-triggered control of continuous-time Markov jump systems (MJSs) under positive constraint. First, we propose a novel linear dynamic event-triggered method (ETM) that not only fully addresses stringent positive constraint but also is mode-dependent. Additionally, this method prevents Zeno behavior and allows for more flexible adjustment of resource allocation by incorporating an extra state-related component. Using this dynamic ETM, we apply the linear programming (LP) approach, coupled with an interval analysis method, to guarantee the positivity of MJSs under this constraint. Moreover, by employing the interval method and constructing a copositive Lyapunov function, we derive stability criteria while ensuring -gain performance. A collaborative design scheme for the controller and dynamic ETM is also introduced. All conditions adhere to the standard LP form. The paper then thoroughly analyzes the influence of dynamic ETM parameters on event-triggering frequency through numerical simulation. Finally, two numerical examples are provided to demonstrate the effectiveness and benefits of the proposed approach.
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