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             Theorem:: If there exists a positive definite Lyapunov function for all t . 0,
                            p
             VðX t Þ such that D t VðX t Þ , 0, for all t . 0, then the trivial solution of system
              p
             D t X t 5 FðX t Þ is asymptotically stable.



             21.5 GENERALIZED SYNCHRONIZATION OF FRACTIONAL
             ORDER CHAOTIC SYSTEMS

             The synchronization of two dynamic systems means that each system
             evolves according to the behavior of the other system. Since the pioneering
             contribution of Zhou and Li (2005), chaos control and synchronization have
             attracted the attention of several researchers from various scientific fields.
             Particularly, the research on the synchronization of fractional order chaotic
             systems consists in designing a process allowing the synchronization of two
             or more equivalent or not equivalent fractional order chaotic systems by cou-
             pling (unidirectional or bidirectional) and/or by forcing (Li and Deng, 2006).
             In the literature there are several types of synchronization. In this section,
             the main five types of traditional synchronization are introduced, namely
             complete synchronization, antisynchronization, projective synchronization,
             generalized synchronization, and Q-S synchronization. But, the problem of
             the synchronization of two chaotic systems will bring researchers back to
             another problem which is that of the stability of the error system in the vicin-
             ity of the origin, for this purpose it will take a rather general form of the
             error system. After that, a new type of synchronization of fractional order
             chaotic systems based on the notion of Poincare ´ recurrences will be proposed
             as indicators of topological synchronization (Afraimovich et al., 2000).


             21.5.1 Review of the Traditional Methods of Synchronization of
             Fractional Order Chaotic Systems
             We consider two fractional order chaotic systems. The first is the slave sys-
             tem which can be synchronized with the second which is the master system.
             Both systems are respectively represented as,
                                      p
                                    α D t X t 5 f ðX t ; X 0 ; ΘÞ
                                                                      ð21:18Þ
                                    q
                                  α  D t Y t 5 gðY t ; Y 0 ; ΦÞ 1 U t
                     p       q
             where D t and D t are the two fractional derivatives of Caputo of respec-
                   α
                          α
                                                                    m
                                                          n
             tively order p and q verifying that 0 , p; q # 1, X t Aℜ and Y t Aℜ are two
             multidimensional state vector of respectively the two original fractional order
             chaotic systems; X 0 and Y 0 are respectively the initial states of the two sys-
                                         m
                      n
                          n
                                    m
             tems, f: ℜ -ℜ and g: ℜ -ℜ are respectively two linear or nonlinear
             functions, Θ and Φ are the two multidimensional vectors value of
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