Guoyi Li , Jun Wang , Kaibo Shi , Xiao Cai , Shiyu Dong , Shiping Wen
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Abstract
In this article, the synchronization issue of Markovian neural networks with reaction–diffusion phenomena (RDMNNs) in complex noise environments is studied. Firstly, Lévy noise is incorporated into the model as the stochastic noise source for the system, and the impact of different noise intensities on the stability of the error system is analyzed. Furthermore, the dynamic changes in system parameters are analyzed using Markovian switching theory. Secondly, a Time-Space sampled control (TSSC) strategy is adopted, which integrates time and space dimensional information to address the challenges of diffusion phenomena. This control strategy expands the control dimensions of the controller and enhances the efficiency of system information utilization. Subsequently, an appropriate Lyapunov-Krasovskii functional (LKF) is constructed and Itô formula is employed to derive a less conservative synchronization criterion for both the master and slave systems. In the end, a numerical example is given to verify and support the validity of the theoretical result obtained from the derivation.
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