In this paper, we investigate the cluster synchronization problem for networks with nonlinearly coupled nonidentical dynamical systems and asymmetrical coupling matrix by using pinning control. We derive sufficient conditions for cluster synchronization for any initial values through a feedback scheme and propose an adaptive feedback algorithm that adjusts the coupling strength. Some numerical examples are then given to illustrate the theoretical results.
In this brief, we propose an effective algorithm for synchronization of instantaneously coupled harmonic oscillators by using sampled data which may contain measurement noise. We discuss the convergence of this algorithm for both fixed and switching directed network topologies in the presence or absence of leaders. We also establish sufficient conditions under which the coupled harmonic oscillators could attain synchronized oscillatory motions in the presence of noise. And moreover, it is shown that synchronization can be attained even when the velocity information is exchanged only at discrete-time instants. Finally, we give some numerical examples to illustrate the effectiveness of the theoretical results.
In this paper, the globally synchronization of the general complex network is investigated. Firstly, we discuss the synchronization problem of the linearly coupled and directed network under the pinning control, and make comparison with the previous work about the undirected network. Sufficient conditions are obtained to guarantee the realization of synchronization. Secondly, the synchronization problem of nonlinearly coupled and undirected network under the pinning control is studied, and a criteria of getting synchronization is given. Furthermore, we introduced the adaptive adjustment of the coupling strength in nonlinearly coupled network. At last, we give simulation examples to verify our theoretical results.
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