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most citedFormation Control of Non-holonomic Vehicles under Time Delayed Communications

44 citations · 109 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

math.OC2017★ 1 cited

Finding the Dominant Roots of a Time Delay System without Using the Principal Branch of the Lambert W Function

Rudy Cepeda-Gomez

This brief note complements some results regarding a recently developed technique for the stability analysis of linear time-invariant, time delay systems using the matrix Lambert W…

math.OC2015

The Most Exigent Eigenvalue: Guaranteeing Consensus under an Unknown Communication Topology and Time Delays

Rudy Cepeda-Gomez, Torsten Jeinsch, Wolfgang Drewelow

In the analysis of consensus problems for multi-agent systems affected by time delays, the delay margin for a given protocol is heavily dependent on the communication topology bein…

math.OC2015

Control of Pitch-Flap Instabilities in Helicopter Rotors using Delayed Feedback

Rudy Cepeda-Gomez

The problem of vibration suppression in helicopter rotors is the main topic of this paper. We revisit a strategy for the stabilization of such systems based on delayed feedback. By…

math.OC2015★ 44 cited

Formation Control of Non-holonomic Vehicles under Time Delayed Communications

Rudy Cepeda-Gomez, Luis F. Perico

This document considers the formation control problem for a group of non-holonomic mobile robots under time delayed communications. The agents are assumed to be working under a dir…

math.OC2014★ 19 cited

Finding the Exact Delay Bound for Consensus of Linear Multi-Agent Systems

Rudy Cepeda-Gomez

This paper focuses on consensus problems for high-order, linear multi-agent systems. Undirected communication topologies and fixed, uniform communication time delay are taken into…

math.OC2014★ 15 cited

A Consensus Protocol under Directed Communications with Two Time Delays and Delay Scheduling

Rudy Cepeda-Gomez, Nejat Olgac

This paper studies a consensus protocol over a group of agents driven by second order dynamics. The communication among members of the group is assumed to be directed and affected…