Taotao Hu , Miaomiao Shi , Kaibo Shi , Xianya Wuliu
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Abstract
This article concentrates on the event-triggered consensus control for short memory fractional-order multiagent systems with input delay. First, considering the limitation of network communication resources, an event-triggered consensus strategy with input delay is designed, which only depend on the sampled state information of neighboring agents. It is shown that the proposed event-triggered control strategy is able to effectively adjust the frequency of the information transfer between neighboring agents. Utilizing the fractional Lyapunov stability theory and some inequality techniques, the delay-dependent consensus criteria for fractional-order multiagent systems are established. Meanwhile, analyzing the existence of the lower bound of the triggering time interval for any two continuous events, Zeno behavior is excluded. Finally, some simulations results are given to confirm the correctness of the proposed consensus approach, which show that the designed event-triggered consensus strategy can effectively reduce the communication frequency between neighboring agents compared with the known works.
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