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This article presents a sliding mode control (SMC) strategy to address the finite-time consensus problem of multiagent systems (MASs) under denial-of-service (DoS) attacks. Agents exchange information over network channels that are vulnerable to stochastic DoS attacks, which may disrupt communication and change the network topology. To capture these stochastic variations, a Markov jump model is employed to describe the switching of communication topologies. By introducing a disagreement vector, the consensus problem of the MAS within a finite-time interval is transformed into the stochastic finite-time boundedness (SFTB) problem of the disagreement error dynamic system. A feasible SMC law is developed to drive the disagreement error dynamic system onto a specified sliding surface within a finite time. Furthermore, a partitioning policy is used to ensure the SFTB of the system during both the reaching phase and the sliding phase. A reduced-order approach is used to resolve potential uncontrollability in the system, and sufficient conditions are established to ensure the SFTB of the disagreement error dynamic system under the proposed SMC strategy. Finally, a multiaircraft system example is provided to demonstrate the correctness and effectiveness of the proposed approach.
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