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This paper addresses the fixed-time leader-follower consensus problem for second-order multiagent systems without velocity measurement. A new continuous fixed-time distributed observer-based consensus protocol is developed to achieve consensus in a bounded finite time fully independent of initial condition. A rigorous stability proof of the multiagent systems by output feedback control is presented based on the bi-limit homogeneity and the Lyapunov technique. Finally, the efficiency of the proposed methodology is illustrated by numerical simulation.
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