Dongsheng Yang , Hu Wang , Guojian Ren , Yongguang Yu , Xiao-Li Zhang
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Exponential bipartite synchronization of distributed-order multilayer neural networks with antagonistic interactions via aperiodic intermittent control
This study examines the exponential bipartite synchronization issue of distributed-order multilayer neural networks with antagonistic interactions by aperiodic intermittent control. First of all, the dynamical model of multilayer neural networks with structurally balanced nodes is established by integrating the distributed-order dynamics of nodes and signed graph theory. Secondly, an aperiodic intermittent controller is designed, which is applied for the first time to realize the synchronization objective of distributed-order coupled system. Furthermore, utilizing Lyapunov methods and aperiodic intermittent controller, sufficient criteria are derived to ensure exponential bipartite synchronization for distributed-order multilayer neural networks with antagonistic interactions. Finally, two simulations are presented to verify the theoretical result.
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