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Abstract:
This paper studies bipartite tracking problem of nonlinear multiagent systems over signed directed graphs. Each following agent is modeled by a higher-order nonlinear system in strict-feedback form with unknown dynamics and hysteresis input uncertainty. Both distributed state feedback and output feedback control laws are proposed to achieve bipartite tracking confined by the prescribed performance bounds. The proposed approximation-free distributed controllers only utilize error variables incorporating with performance bound functions, which lead to a low-complexity control algorithm. Moreover, the proposed control laws guarantee that all signals of the closed-loop system are uniformly ultimately bounded.
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