Stabilization of Semi-Markovian Jumping Uncertain Complex-valued Networks with Time-varying Delay: A Sliding-Mode Control Approach

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This paper proposes a sliding-mode control approach to stabilize uncertain complex-valued networks with semi-Markovian jumps and time-varying delays, ensuring finite-time convergence to a sliding surface.

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The paper studies the stabilization of delayed uncertain semi-Markovian jumping complex-valued networks using a sliding-mode control approach, where state-dependent transition rates depend on a sojourn-time constant that does not need to follow a general exponential distribution. The authors combine a generalized Dynkin’s formula with Lyapunov stability theory and properties of cumulative distribution functions to derive sufficient criteria for stochastic stability. They also design a sliding-mode controller intended to drive trajectories to a switching surface in finite time and keep them there afterward, and illustrate feasibility with a simple example, while the abstract does not state further limitations beyond the theoretical framework and the example validation. This paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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This paper pays close attention to the stabilization issue for delayed uncertain semi-Markovian jumping complex-valued networks via sliding mode control. The concerned corresponding transition rates depend on a positive constant, i.e., sojourn-time, which is not required to obey the general exponential distribution. Combine the generalized Dynkin’s formula with Lyapunov stability theory as well as the characteristics of cumulative distribution functions, a few sufficient criteria are proposed to ascertain the stochastic stability of the obtained sliding mode dynamical system. In addition, design a novel sliding mode controller to ensure all state trajectories of the potential closed-loop system can reach the synthesized sliding mode switching surface in a finite time and maintain there in the subsequent time. In the end of paper, one simple example is presented to verify superiority and feasibility of the provided controller design scheme.
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The concerned corresponding transition rates depend on a positive constant, i.e., sojourn-time, which is not required to obey the general exponential distribution. Combine the generalized Dynkin’s formula with Lyapunov stability theory as well as the characteristics of cumulative distribution functions, a few sufficient criteria are proposed to ascertain the stochastic stability of the obtained sliding mode dynamical system. In addition, design a novel sliding mode controller to ensure all state trajectories of the potential closed-loop system can reach the synthesized sliding mode switching surface in a finite time and maintain there in the subsequent time. In the end of paper, one simple example is presented to verify superiority and feasibility of the provided controller design scheme. Complex-valued networks Stabilization Semi-Markovian jumping Sojourn-time Sliding-mode control Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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