Summary
This article revisits the consensus control problem of networked parabolic partial differential equation (PDE) systems perturbed to nonlinear terms and uncertain disturbances. The presence of spatial variables and reaction-diffusion terms in the system model makes designing the adaptive distributed protocol for PDE systems more challenging than for ordinary differential dynamics. A novel adaptive distributed controller is designed by including a novel compensating term in the form of the hyperbolic tangent function and a positive integral function. The asymptotic consensus can be achieved by using the Lyapunov method and PDE theory. It should be emphasized that all three types of cases-those without a leader, those with a leader, and those with multiple leaders-are looked into. In addition, in comparison with the related works, the designed control scheme does not require the global information of the graph, which is a fully distributed paradigm. Finally, three examples are utilized to show how efficient the proposed distributed algorithm is.
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Institution青岛大学