In this paper, a relationship is discussed between three common assumptions made in the literature to prove local or global asymptotic stability of the synchronization manifold in networks of coupled nonlinear dynamical systems. In such networks, each node, when uncoupled, is described by a nonlinear ordinary differential equation of the form ẋ = f (x,t) . In this paper, we establish links between the QUAD condition on f (x, t), i.e.,(x-y)T[f(x, t)-f(y, t)] - (x-y)T Δ(x-y) ≤-ω(x-y)T(x-y) for some arbitrary Δ and ω, and contraction theory. We then investigate the relationship between the assumption of f being Lipschitz and the QUAD condition. We show the usefulness of the links highlighted in this paper to obtain proofs of asymptotic synchro...
Whereas synchronization (consensus, agreement) in linear networks has been thoroughly studied in rec...
We consider the synchronization problem of an arbitrary number of coupled nonlinear oscillators with...
We consider the synchronization problem of an arbitrary number of coupled nonlinear oscillators with...
In this paper, a relationship is discussed between three common assumptions made in the literature t...
In this paper, a relationship is discussed between three common assumptions made in the literature t...
In this paper, a relationship is discussed between three common assumptions made in the literature t...
The purpose of this dissertation is to study synchronous behavior of certain nonlinear dynamical sys...
We describe a simple but general method to analyze networks of coupled identical nonlinear oscillato...
Abstract. We describe a simple yet general method to analyze networks of coupled identical nonlinear...
International audienceWe present preliminary results on synchronisation of nonlinear oscillators int...
International audienceWe present preliminary results on synchronisation of nonlinear oscillators int...
International audienceWe present preliminary results on synchronisation of nonlinear oscillators int...
The conditions for synchronization (equivalently, consensus) in linear and nonlinear switching dynam...
We consider discrete dynamical networks, and analytically demonstrate the relation between transvers...
Abstract The conditions for synchronization (equivalently, consensus) in linear and nonlinear switch...
Whereas synchronization (consensus, agreement) in linear networks has been thoroughly studied in rec...
We consider the synchronization problem of an arbitrary number of coupled nonlinear oscillators with...
We consider the synchronization problem of an arbitrary number of coupled nonlinear oscillators with...
In this paper, a relationship is discussed between three common assumptions made in the literature t...
In this paper, a relationship is discussed between three common assumptions made in the literature t...
In this paper, a relationship is discussed between three common assumptions made in the literature t...
The purpose of this dissertation is to study synchronous behavior of certain nonlinear dynamical sys...
We describe a simple but general method to analyze networks of coupled identical nonlinear oscillato...
Abstract. We describe a simple yet general method to analyze networks of coupled identical nonlinear...
International audienceWe present preliminary results on synchronisation of nonlinear oscillators int...
International audienceWe present preliminary results on synchronisation of nonlinear oscillators int...
International audienceWe present preliminary results on synchronisation of nonlinear oscillators int...
The conditions for synchronization (equivalently, consensus) in linear and nonlinear switching dynam...
We consider discrete dynamical networks, and analytically demonstrate the relation between transvers...
Abstract The conditions for synchronization (equivalently, consensus) in linear and nonlinear switch...
Whereas synchronization (consensus, agreement) in linear networks has been thoroughly studied in rec...
We consider the synchronization problem of an arbitrary number of coupled nonlinear oscillators with...
We consider the synchronization problem of an arbitrary number of coupled nonlinear oscillators with...