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Gangshan Jing

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Distributed algorithms for solving convex inequalities

In this paper, a distributed subgradient-based algorithm is proposed for continuous-time multi-agent systems to search a feasible solution to convex inequalities. The algorithm involves each agent achieving a state constrained by its own inequalities while exchanging local information with other agents under a time-varying directed communication graph. With the validity of a mild connectivity condition associated with the communication graph, it is shown that all agents will reach agreement asymptotically and the consensus state is in the solution set of the inequalities. Furthermore, the method is also extended to solving the distributed optimization problem of minimizing the sum of local objective functions subject to convex inequalities. A simulation example is presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the theoretical results.

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Distributed Algorithms for Solving a Class of Convex Feasibility Problems

In this paper, a class of convex feasibility problems (CFPs) are studied for multi-agent systems through local interactions. The objective is to search a feasible solution to the convex inequalities with some set constraints in a distributed manner. The distributed control algorithms, involving subgradient and projection, are proposed for both continuous- and discrete-time systems, respectively. Conditions associated with connectivity of the directed communication graph are given to ensure convergence of the algorithms. It is shown that under mild conditions, the states of all agents reach consensus asymptotically and the consensus state is located in the solution set of the CFP. Simulation examples are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the theoretical results.

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Consensus of Multi-agent Systems Under State-dependent Information Transmission

In this paper, we study the consensus problem for continuous-time and discrete-time multi-agent systems in state-dependent switching networks. In each case, we first consider the networks with fixed connectivity, in which the communication between adjacent agents always exists but the influence could possibly become negligible if the transmission distance is long enough. It is obtained that consensus can be reached under a restriction of either the decaying rate of the transmission weight or the initial states of the agents. After then we investigate the networks with state-dependent connectivity, in which the information transmission between adjacent agents gradually vanishes if their distance exceeds a fixed range. In such networks, we prove that the realization of consensus requires the validity of some initial conditions. Finally, the conclusions are applied to models with the transmission law of C-S model, opinion dynamics and the rendezvous problem, the corresponding simulations are also presented.

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