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Event-triggered delayed impulsive stabilization for delayed dynamical systems
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This paper focuses on the exponential stabilization of delayed dynamical systems by using an event-triggered delayed impulsive control (ETDIC) method, in which the impulse instants are determined by the event-triggered mechanism. Firstly, by constructing an event-triggered impulsive control mechanism, sufficient criteria are derived to exclude Zeno behavior and guarantee the global exponential stabilization of the delayed dynamical systems. Then, a complex network, as a special delayed system, is further investigated, and an ETDIC is designed to accomplish the exponential stabilization of complex networks. Finally, numerical examples are given to verify the effectiveness of the proposed strategy.
Keywords:
delayed dynamical systems
event-triggered delayed impulsive control
exponential stabilization
Zeno behavior
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