Exponential Quasi‐Synchronization of Nonautonomous Complex Dynamical Networks With Conformable Fractional‐Order Derivatives

ABSTRACT This paper studies the exponential quasi‐synchronization of nonautonomous conformable fractional‐order complex dynamical networks (NCFCDNs) via means of the periodically intermittent pinning control (PIPC). First, a nonautonomous conformable fractional‐order error systems are established, which include stable and unstable subsystems. Second, for the cases where the existing results are invalid to handle switched nonautonomous terms, a new conformable fractional‐order Halanay inequality is obtained, which serves as a powerful tool in the analysis of quasi‐synchronization of NCFCDNs. Then, by virtue of the obtained Halanay inequality, Lyapunov method, and periodically intermittent controller, sufficient conditions of exponential quasi‐synchronization of NCFCDNs are derived. Our results allow nonautonomous terms to be switched during work time and rest time, which is more relaxing than the previous results. Finally, a simulation example is included to show the feasibility of the derived results.

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Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mma.10645
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Neural Networks Stability and Synchronization
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Exponential Quasi‐Synchronization of Nonautonomous Complex Dynamical Networks With Conformable Fractional‐Order Derivatives

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Exponential Quasi‐Synchronization of Nonautonomous Complex Dynamical Networks With Conformable Fractional‐Order Derivatives

Liguang Xu, Baizeng Bao
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ABSTRACT This paper studies the exponential quasi‐synchronization of nonautonomous conformable fractional‐order complex dynamical networks (NCFCDNs) via means of the periodically intermittent pinning control (PIPC). First, a nonautonomous conformable fractional‐order error systems are established, which include stable and unstable subsystems. Second, for the cases where the existing results are invalid to handle switched nonautonomous terms, a new conformable fractional‐order Halanay inequality is obtained, which serves as a powerful tool in the analysis of quasi‐synchronization of NCFCDNs. Then, by virtue of the obtained Halanay inequality, Lyapunov method, and periodically intermittent controller, sufficient conditions of exponential quasi‐synchronization of NCFCDNs are derived. Our results allow nonautonomous terms to be switched during work time and rest time, which is more relaxing than the previous results. Finally, a simulation example is included to show the feasibility of the derived results.

Mathematical Methods in the Applied SciencesVol. 48(5)
University of Shanghai for Science and Technology (CN), Zhejiang University of Technology (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
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