“…Up to now, a variety of chaos synchronization techniques have been applied in chemistry [2], physics [3,4], medicine [5], engineering [6], information science [7,8], and so on. Inspired by its universal utilities, researchers have put forward dozens of methods such as impulse synchronization [9,10], adaptive synchronization [11,12], feedback synchronization [13,14], fuzzy synchronization [15,16], back-stepping [17], active synchronization [18,19], and sliding mode synchronization [20][21][22].…”