Unlock the future of multiagent system control with Predictive Cooperative Control for High-Order Fully Actuated Multiagent Systems (HOFAMAS). This groundbreaking work introduces an innovative framework for analyzing and designing the cooperative control protocols, enabling readers to achieve the satisfactory cooperative control performances in theoretical research and practical applications. By simplifying complex control designs, the book offers a robust foundation for ensuring desired consensus and stability in HOFAMASs.
The Open Access book presents advanced predictive cooperative control methods to address pressing challenges, including communication constraints, cyberattacks, and system uncertainties. From proportional-integral control for systems with fixed communication delays to sliding-mode approaches for handling deception attacks, each chapter provides cutting-edge solutions validated through rigorous experiments, including the formation control of air-bearing spacecraft simulators.
1 Overview.- Part I Foundation of Predictive Cooperative Control for
High-Order Fully Actuated Multiagent Systems.- 2 Predictive Control for
High-Order Fully Actuated Systems.- 3 Predictive Cooperative Control for
HOFAMASs.- Part II Predictive Cooperative Control for High-Order Fully
Actuated Multiagent Systems with Communication Constraints.- 4
Proportional-Integral Predictive Cooperative Control for
HOFAMASs with Communication Delays.- 5 Observer-Based Predictive Cooperative
Control for HOFAMASs with Time-Varying Communication Constraints.- Part III
Predictive Cooperative Control for High-Order Fully Actuated Multiagent
Systems under Cyberattacks and Uncertainties.- 6 Packet-Based Predictive
Cooperative Control for HOFAMASs under Random DoS attacks.- 7 Sliding-Mode
Predictive Cooperative Control for HOFAMASs under Random Deception Attacks.-
8 Terminal Sliding-Mode Predictive Cooperative Control for HUN-HOFAMASs.
Dr. Da-Wei Zhang is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Southern University of Science and Technology, China. He specializes in the fully actuated system theory, predictive control, cooperative control for multiagent systems, and their applications in spacecraft control.
Prof. Guo-Ping Liu is a chair professor with the Southern University of Science and Technology, China. He has authored and co-authored ten books and over 400 journal papers on control systems. He served as the General Chair of the 2007 IEEE International Conference on Networking, Sensing and Control, the 2011 International Conference on Intelligent Control and Information Processing, and the 2012 UKACC International Conference on Control. Prof. Liu served as an Editor-in-Chief for the International Journal of Automation and Computing from 2004 to 2021. He is a member of the Academy of Europe, and a Fellow of IEEE, IET and CAA.
