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    • * Computational mathematics and dynamical systems.
    • * Artificial intelligence and machine learning.
    • * Optimization theory.

    Background:

    • * Systems of nonlinear equations (SNEs) are fundamental in various scientific and engineering disciplines.
    • * Existing methods for solving SNEs often face challenges with convergence and efficiency, particularly for complex or large-scale problems.
    • * Distributed neurodynamic models (DNMs) offer a promising approach for solving SNEs due to their inherent parallelism and adaptive learning capabilities.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • * To propose and analyze three novel distributed neurodynamic models (DNMs) for solving systems of nonlinear equations (SNEs).
    • * To investigate the convergence properties and effectiveness of these DNMs, including exact and least-squares solutions.
    • * To demonstrate the practical applicability of the proposed DNMs in solving quadratic programming (QP) problems.

    Main Methods:

    • * Development of DNM-I: A two-layer model combining a dynamic positive definite matrix with the primal-dual method, proving global convergence.
    • * Development of DNM-II: A concise single-layer model utilizing a dynamic positive definite matrix, time-varying gain, and activation function, ensuring global convergence.
    • * Development of DNM-III: A refined single-layer model building on DNM-II, incorporating time-varying gain and activation function for global fixed-time consensus and convergence, with proven exponential convergence (smooth case) and finite-time convergence (nonsmooth case).

    Main Results:

    • * DNM-I is proven to be globally convergent.
    • * DNM-II is developed with a concise structure and global convergence.
    • * DNM-III exhibits global fixed-time consensus and convergence, with globally exponential convergence under the Polyak-Łojasiewicz (PL) condition for smooth cases and globally finite-time convergence under the Kurdyka-Łojasiewicz (KL) condition for nonsmooth cases.
    • * The proposed DNMs are successfully applied to solve quadratic programming (QP) problems, with numerical examples validating their effectiveness.

    Conclusions:

    • * The proposed distributed neurodynamic models (DNMs) provide effective and convergent solutions for systems of nonlinear equations (SNEs).
    • * DNM-III offers enhanced convergence properties, including fixed-time and finite-time convergence for both smooth and nonsmooth problems.
    • * The application of these DNMs to quadratic programming demonstrates their practical utility and advantages over existing methods.