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Asymptotically local synchronization in interdependent networks with unidirectional interlinks.

Zilin Gao¹, Weimin Luo¹, Aizhong Shen²

¹School of Computer Science and Engineering, Chongqing Three Gorges University, Chongqing, China.

|May 5, 2022

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This study introduces a control scheme for synchronization in unidirectional interdependent complex networks. The method ensures synchronization in one network even if the other experiences chaos, demonstrating robustness against cascading failures.

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Area of Science:

Complex Networks
Nonlinear Dynamics
Control Theory

Background:

Synchronization in complex networks is a long-standing research area.
Interdependent networks present unique challenges due to asymmetric interlinks.
Synchronization in unidirectional interdependent networks requires specialized control strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and analyze a control scheme for synchronization in unidirectional interdependent networks.
To investigate the impact of coupling functions and strengths on synchronization.
To assess the scheme's robustness against cascading failures.

Main Methods:

Development of a mathematical model for unidirectional interdependent networks.
Theoretical proof of control scheme feasibility using Lyapunov stability theory.
Verification through numerical simulations, including analysis of coupling parameters and cascading failures.

Main Results:

The proposed control scheme theoretically guarantees and experimentally verifies synchronization in one sub-network.
Synchronization can be maintained in one sub-network while the other remains in a chaotic state.
The scheme effectively mitigates the influence of interlinks and demonstrates robustness against cascading failures.

Conclusions:

The developed control scheme is effective for achieving and maintaining synchronization in unidirectional interdependent networks.
The findings highlight the potential to control synchronization dynamics in complex, interconnected systems.
The scheme offers a reliable method for ensuring network stability even under disturbance conditions.