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This article focuses on the formation control problem of nonlinear multiagent systems under denial-of-service attacks. The formation control can be preserved by the distributed hybrid event-triggering strategies (HETSs). As a balance between periodic and continuous event-triggering strategies, HETS arranges a tradeoff between the resource utilization and the communication frequency among agents. Theoretical results are verified using a benchmark problem of six miniature quadrotor prototypes.
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