Lecture

Networked Control Systems: Laplacian Matrix and Consensus

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Description

This lecture covers the Laplacian matrix and consensus in continuous time for networked control systems. It explains the Laplacian matrix of a weighted digraph, the adjacency matrix, and the out-degree matrix. The lecture also discusses balanced graphs, undirected graphs, and the properties of Laplacian matrices.

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