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               vian switching and the Markov chain theory, we have established the necessary and sufficient conditions for
               achieving the cooperatability in the leader-following multi-agent systems. Furthermore, there are several other
               interesting topics that can be explored in future research. For instance, it would be valuable to investigate the
               cooperatability of the leader-following multi-agent systems with both multiplicative noises and delays under
               Markov switching topologies



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               Made substantial contributions to the research and investigation process, reviewed and summarized the liter-
               ature, and wrote and edited the original draft: Li D
               Performed oversight and leadership responsibility for the research activity planning and execution and per-
               formed critical review, commentary, and revision: Li T


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