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Event-triggered Neural Network Adaptive Distributed Optimal Control for Nonlinear Multi-agent Systems

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A novel event-triggered NN adaptive distributed optimal controller is developed to deal with the problem of frequent updates of the actuator and the achievement of Nash equilibrium is proved via Lyapunov function.

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