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This study demonstrates complete synchronization in small-world networks of Rössler oscillators using a dynamical optimization coupling. The method ensures uniform oscillator intensities and improves network synchronizability.

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Area of Science:

Complex Systems
Nonlinear Dynamics
Network Science

Background:

Small-world networks exhibit unique topological properties.
Rössler oscillators are a classic model for studying chaotic dynamics.
Achieving complete synchronization in complex networks is a significant challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate complete synchronization in small-world networks of identical Rössler oscillators.
To develop and validate an effective dynamical optimization coupling scheme.
To analyze the impact of coupling delay and network structure on synchronization.

Main Methods:

Application of a dynamical optimization coupling scheme.
Numerical simulations of Rössler oscillator networks.
Analysis of coupling matrices and synchronizability.
Investigation of undelayed and delayed coupling scenarios.

Main Results:

Complete synchronization was successfully realized in small-world networks.
The dynamical optimization coupling ensured uniform oscillator intensities during synchronization.
Improved synchronizability was achieved within a specific range of the long-range connection probability (p).
The proposed mechanism proved efficient for both undelayed and delayed couplings.

Conclusions:

The dynamical optimization coupling scheme is effective for achieving complete synchronization in small-world Rössler oscillator networks.
The method is robust to coupling delays and network topology.
This approach offers a pathway to control and enhance synchronization in complex dynamical systems.