Special characteristics and synchronizations of multi hybrid-order chaotic systems
Entropy, ISSN: 1099-4300, Vol: 22, Issue: 6
2020
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Based on advantages of integer and fractional chaotic systems, hybrid chaotic systems and their definitions and some fundamental concepts are proposed, such as hybrid degree (HD), the lowest order (LO) and the total dimension order (TDO). The preliminary properties of hybrid Lorenz systems and hybrid forms of some classic chaotic systems are studied. Then, the relations between HD, LO and TDO with different parameters is investigated in chaotic systems. To be specific, HD is associated with fractional order. It is a directional method to search LO and TDO in chaotic systems. Finally, based on the incommensurate fractional stability theory, we accomplish combination synchronization for three different hybrid order chaotic systems. The simulation results verify the effectiveness of the synchronization controller.
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