Control of a hyperchaotic discrete system (Q5947694)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1661453
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1661453 |
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Control of a hyperchaotic discrete system (English)
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19 August 2002
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The authors study the hyperchaotic discrete system with controllable parameters, having the form \[ x_{n+1}= 1- a(x^2_n+ y^2_n)+ u_n,\quad y_{n+1}= -2a(1- 2\varepsilon) x_ny_n+ v_n. \] A local linearization of this system is considered in a small neighborhood of the desired goal \(g_n= (g^x_n, g^y_n)\). A time-varying linear feedback control law is introduced as follows \[ \begin{aligned} u_n &= g^x_{n+1}- 1+ a(g^x_n+ g^y_n)- (A_1- 2ag^x_n) (x_n- g^x_n)+ 2a g^y_n(y_n- g^y_n),\\ v_n &= g^x_{n+1}+ 2a(1- 2\varepsilon) g^x_n g^y_n+ 2a(1- 2\varepsilon) g^y_n (x_n- g^x_n)- (A_2- 2a(1- 2\varepsilon) g^x_n) (y_n- g^y_n).\end{aligned} \] In order to effectively use the above control law in the neighborhood of \(g_n\), the Lyapunov direct method is applied to estimate this neighborhood. At the end, the authors illustrate, by numerical examples, an application of the control law to solve the problem of stabilizing unstable periodic orbits and the problem of tracking an arbitrarily given periodic orbit.
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stabilizing periodic orbits
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tracking periodic orbit
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hyperchaotic discrete system
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linearization
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time-varying linear feedback
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