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Robust Passivity and Control for Directed and Multiweighted Coupled Dynamical Networks

Shanrong Lin, Xiwei Liu

2022IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems27 citationsDOI

Abstract

In this article, the passivity and control issues for directed uncertain coupled dynamical networks are solved. The presented model is directly coupled with multiple coupling matrices and parametric uncertainty, while previous literatures of multiweighted networks usually suppose that outer coupling matrices (OMs) are connected, undirected, and certain. The viewpoint of inner coupling matrices (IMs) in this article is added and OMs can be directed and not connected, which is a great improvement on the existing results. First, for all diagonal IMs, considering each dimension separately, we can derive if the weighted combination of multiple OMs for each dimension is strongly connected, then passivity and pinning control rules can be established. In addition, we also discuss the situation that IMs are positive definite but not diagonal. By means of the weighted combination of normalized left eigenvectors (NLEVec) corresponding to zero eigenvalue for multiple coupling matrices, we prove if the Chebyshev distance (Cheb-Dist) among these NLEVec is less than a tolerant deviation interval, then passivity, synchronization, and pinning control criteria are acquired. Moreover, a matter of adaptive coupling strengths is also settled. Examples are provided to verify the validity of established results.

Topics & Concepts

PassivityDiagonalDimension (graph theory)Control theory (sociology)Eigenvalues and eigenvectorsParametric statisticsCoupling (piping)Synchronization (alternating current)Topology (electrical circuits)Matrix (chemical analysis)Computer scienceMathematicsApplied mathematicsControl (management)Pure mathematicsPhysicsCombinatoricsArtificial intelligenceEngineeringQuantum mechanicsMaterials scienceElectrical engineeringStatisticsMechanical engineeringGeometryComposite materialNeural Networks Stability and SynchronizationDistributed Control Multi-Agent SystemsNonlinear Dynamics and Pattern Formation