2017
DOI: 10.1007/s12648-017-1146-4
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Via generalized function projective synchronization in nonlinear Schrödinger equation for secure communication

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“…In recent years, several schemes based on generalized synchronization systems have been proposed, including pulse coupled synchronization [15], bidirectional generalized synchronization [16], generalized projective synchronization [17], fluctuating synchronization [18], memristor-based hyperchaotic synchronization [19] and phase synchronization [20]. They synthesize fractional order [21], [22], variable delay [23], [24], complex scaling function [25] and other mathematical theories [26].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…In recent years, several schemes based on generalized synchronization systems have been proposed, including pulse coupled synchronization [15], bidirectional generalized synchronization [16], generalized projective synchronization [17], fluctuating synchronization [18], memristor-based hyperchaotic synchronization [19] and phase synchronization [20]. They synthesize fractional order [21], [22], variable delay [23], [24], complex scaling function [25] and other mathematical theories [26].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…(3) GCS system, in the GSC system, the drive systemẊ = F(X) and response systemẎ = G(Y,X m ) are related to the synchronization of V (Y ) functions, i.e., V 1= x 1 , V 2 = x 2 , V 3 = x 3 , V 4 = x 4, with the corresponding nonlinear circuit designs shown inFigures 28-31. The parameters of components in these circuits are calculated according to Eq (17). and the basic circuit principle.…”
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