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    STUDY OF GLOBALLY EXPONENTIAL SYNCHRONIZATION FOR THE FAMILY OF RÖSSLER SYSTEMS

    This paper considers the globally exponential synchronization (GES) of the family of Rössler chaotic systems. One pair of the six transmitter-receiver systems is specifically studied, and algebraic criterion for the GES is obtained via proper nonlinear feedback controls. Based on the study of the systems' structures, appropriate Lyapunov functions are constructed for error systems. The method presented in this paper provides a convenient tool in the practical use of chaos control and synchronization. Numerical simulations are provided to demonstrate the theoretical results.

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    GLOBALLY EXPONENTIAL HYPERCHAOS (LAG) SYNCHRONIZATION IN A FAMILY OF MODIFIED HYPERCHAOTIC RÖSSLER SYSTEMS

    In this paper, we consider a new family of modified hyperchaotic Rössler systems, recently studied by Nikolov and Clodong using proper nonlinear feedback controllers. Particular attention is given to (i) globally exponential lag synchronization (GELS) for τ > 0; and (ii) globally exponential synchronization (GES) for τ = 0. As a representative example, one system of the family of modified hyperchaotic Rössler systems is particularly studied, and Lyapunov stability criteria for the GELS and GES are derived via eight families of proper nonlinear feedback controllers. Moreover, we also present some nonlinear feedback control laws for other modified hyperchaotic Rössler systems. Numerical simulations are used to illustrate the theoretical results.