Stability of Open Multiagent Systems and Applications to Dynamic Consensus

Franceschelli, Mauro
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2021-01-01

Abstract

In this article, we consider a class of multiagent network systems that we refer to as open multiagent systems (OMASs): in these multiagent systems, an indefinite number of agents may join or leave the network at any time. Focusing on discrete-time evolutions of scalar agents, we provide a novel theoretical framework to study the dynamical properties of OMASs. Specifically, we propose a suitable notion of stability and derive sufficient conditions for it. Our analysis regards the arrival/departure of agents as a disturbance; consistently, our stability conditions require the effect of arrivals/departures to be bounded (in a precise sense) and the OMASs to be contractive in the absence of arrivals/departures. In order to provide an example of application for this theory, we reformulate the well-known proportional dynamic consensus for OMASs, and we study the stability properties of the resulting open proportional dynamic consensus algorithm.
2021
2020
Inglese
66
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9141417
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https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9141417
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internazionale
scientifica
Multi-agent systems; Heuristic algorithms; Stability analysis; Trajectory; Power system stability; Time-varying systems; Power system dynamics
Franceschelli, Mauro; Frasca, Paolo
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