Formal Specification of Continuum Deformation Coordination
Abstract
Continuum deformation is a leader-follower multiagent cooperative control approach. Previous work showed a desired continuum deformation can be uniquely defined based on trajectories of d +1 leaders in a d-dimensional motion space and acquired by followers through local inter-agent communication. This paper formally specifies continuum deformation coordination in an obstacle-laden environment. Using linear temporal logic (LTL), continuum deformation liveness and safety requirements are defined. Safety is prescribed by providing conditions on (i) agent deviation bound, (ii) inter-agent collision avoidance, (iii) agent containment, (iv) motion space containment, and (v) obstacle collision avoidance. Liveness specifies a reachability condition on the desired final formation.
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