Fengyi Liu , Guoxing Han , Fei Wang , Yongqing Yang
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Distributed impulsive synchronization in reaction-diffusion complex networks of generalized Caputo variable-order fractional systems with short memory
This article primarily investigates the distributed impulsive synchronization problem in generalized Caputo variable-order fractional reaction-diffusion complex networks. Firstly, based on generalized Caputo variable-order fractional calculus and the short memory principles of fractional derivative, a novel fractional-order Halanay-like inequality is established. Secondly, to achieve synchronization, a distributed delayed impulsive control strategy is employed, which considers both the inevitable time delay in the impulsive control process and the coupling behavior of the control network. Furthermore, by designing different error vectors and utilizing the newly derived Halanay-like inequality, along with Lyapunov stability theory and Wirtinger inequality, both mean synchronization and weighted mean synchronization conditions are obtained under the designed control scheme. Finally, a simulation example is provided to verify the correctness of our theoretical results and the effectiveness of the synchronization strategy.
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