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    Area of Science:

    • Complex dynamical networks
    • Control theory
    • Networked systems

    Background:

    • Cluster synchronization is crucial for complex dynamical networks.
    • Data transmission constraints, specifically limited bit rates, pose challenges to achieving reliable synchronization.
    • Existing methods may not fully account for the impact of constrained bandwidth on control performance.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate cluster synchronization control for discrete-time complex dynamical networks under constrained bit rates.
    • To develop a bit-rate model and analyze its impact on synchronization performance.
    • To design controllers and optimize bit-rate allocation for enhanced synchronization.

    Main Methods:

    • A novel bit-rate model is introduced to quantify limited network bandwidth.
    • Sufficient conditions are derived for the ultimate boundedness of error dynamics.
    • Optimization problems are formulated to design synchronization controllers and codesign bit-rate allocation with controller gains.

    Main Results:

    • A bit-rate condition is established, revealing the relationship between bit rate and synchronization performance.
    • Controllers are designed to achieve distinct synchronization performance indices.
    • The proposed codesign approach reduces conservatism by minimizing synchronization error bounds.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed synchronization control scheme is feasible and effective for discrete-time complex dynamical networks with bit-rate constraints.
    • The findings provide a fundamental understanding of the interplay between bit rate and cluster synchronization performance.
    • The optimization strategies offer practical solutions for designing robust control systems in bandwidth-limited environments.