This paper studies anti-synchronization and its control between two coupled networks with nonlinear signal's connection and the inter-network actions. If anti-synchronization does not exist between two such networks,...This paper studies anti-synchronization and its control between two coupled networks with nonlinear signal's connection and the inter-network actions. If anti-synchronization does not exist between two such networks, adaptive controllers are designed to anti-synchronize them. Different node dynamics and nonidentical topological structures are considered and useful criteria for anti-synchronization between two networks are given. Numerical examples are presented to show the efficiency of our derived results.展开更多
In this paper,a new GLKKM type theorem is established for noncompact complete L-convex metric spaces.As applications,the properties of the solution set of variational in-equalities,intersection point sets,Ky Fan secti...In this paper,a new GLKKM type theorem is established for noncompact complete L-convex metric spaces.As applications,the properties of the solution set of variational in-equalities,intersection point sets,Ky Fan sections and maximal element sets are shown,and a Fan-Browder fixed point theorem is obtained.展开更多
This paper studies the output synchronization problem for a class of networked non-linear multi-agent systems with switching topology and time-varying delays. To synchronize the outputs,a leader is introduced whose co...This paper studies the output synchronization problem for a class of networked non-linear multi-agent systems with switching topology and time-varying delays. To synchronize the outputs,a leader is introduced whose connectivity to the followers varies with time, and a novel data-driven consensus protocol based on model free adaptive control is proposed, where the reference input of each follower is designed to be the time-varying average of the neighboring agents' outputs. Both the case when the leader is with a prescribed reference input and the case otherwise are considered.The proposed protocol allows for time-varying delays, switching topology, and does not use the agent structure or the dynamics information implicitly or explicitly. Sufficient conditions are derived to guarantee the closed-loop stability, and conditions for consensus convergence are obtained, where only a joint spanning tree is required. Numerical simulations and practical experiments are conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed protocol.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.10872119Research Foundation of Hangzhou Dianzi University under Grant No.KYF075610032
文摘This paper studies anti-synchronization and its control between two coupled networks with nonlinear signal's connection and the inter-network actions. If anti-synchronization does not exist between two such networks, adaptive controllers are designed to anti-synchronize them. Different node dynamics and nonidentical topological structures are considered and useful criteria for anti-synchronization between two networks are given. Numerical examples are presented to show the efficiency of our derived results.
基金Foundation item: the Natural Science Research Foundation of Guizhou Provincial Education Department (No. 2008072) the Natural Science Foundation of Science and Technologe Bureau of Bijie Area (No. 2008-06).
文摘In this paper,a new GLKKM type theorem is established for noncompact complete L-convex metric spaces.As applications,the properties of the solution set of variational in-equalities,intersection point sets,Ky Fan sections and maximal element sets are shown,and a Fan-Browder fixed point theorem is obtained.
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.61333003 and 61773144
文摘This paper studies the output synchronization problem for a class of networked non-linear multi-agent systems with switching topology and time-varying delays. To synchronize the outputs,a leader is introduced whose connectivity to the followers varies with time, and a novel data-driven consensus protocol based on model free adaptive control is proposed, where the reference input of each follower is designed to be the time-varying average of the neighboring agents' outputs. Both the case when the leader is with a prescribed reference input and the case otherwise are considered.The proposed protocol allows for time-varying delays, switching topology, and does not use the agent structure or the dynamics information implicitly or explicitly. Sufficient conditions are derived to guarantee the closed-loop stability, and conditions for consensus convergence are obtained, where only a joint spanning tree is required. Numerical simulations and practical experiments are conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed protocol.