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             interaction is observable between the two dynamical systems. The calculated
             characterizing considered measures are recurrence rate (RR), percentage
             determinism (DET), average diagonal length (meanL), maximal diagonal
             length (maxL), and entropy (ENT). On the vertical lines, the stability of the
             two coupled dynamical systems and relative independence of recurrence
             over a particular state are detected. The measures characterizing this infor-
             mation are laminarity (LAM) and trapping time (TT).
                The values obtained on the quantification recurrence analysis measures
             related to the diagram given in Fig. 21.12 are: RR 5 2.4; DET 5 99.8;
             meanL 5 981;  maxL 5 11.66;  LAM 5 99.7;   TT 5 7.5;  ENT 5 3.6;
             rENT 5 0.8. It’s clear, DET is higher than RR, with DET often quite high
             (90% or higher) and RR normally must be considerably lower (10% or less),
             so 2% would be considered slightly high. Then the result of topological syn-
             chronization is clearly confirmed by these indicators of quantification recur-
             rence analysis as indicated on the Fig. 21.12.


             21.6.2 Topological Synchronization of Fractional Order
             Ro ¨ssler’s Systems
             21.6.2.1 The Fractional Order Ro ¨ ssler’s System
             The fractional order Ro ¨ssler’s system was proposed by Li and Chen (2004)
             following this form:
                                      p 1
                                             ð
                                   0 D t x t 52 y t 1 z t Þ
                                      p 2
                                   0 D t x t 5 x t 1 ay t             ð21:21Þ
                                      p 3
                                   0 D t x t 5 b 1 z t ðx t 2 c Þ
             where t is the continuous time, p 1, p 2 ,p 3 are derivative orders, a, b, and c
             are three positive real parameters and x t , y t , and z t are the three dynamic vari-
             ables specifying the system status over time t. The general numerical solu-
             tion  of  (21.21)  using  the  formula  (21.10)  is  obtained  from
             Grunwald Letnikov definition (21.3), for a known initial conditions
             ð x 0 ; y 0 ; z 0 Þ, is given by:
                                                    k
                                                   X
                                              h 2     c
                                                       ðp 1 Þ
                                               p 1
                            x t k  52 y t k21  1 x t k21  j  x t k2j
                                                   j5τ
                                                 k
                                               X
                                                   ðp 2 Þ
                                           h 2    c
                                            p 2
                                                   j
                            y t k  5 x t k  1 ay t k21  y t k2j       ð21:22Þ
                                                j5τ
                                                     k
                                                    X
                                           2 cÞ h 2    c
                                                       ðp 3 Þ
                                                p 3
                                                       j
                            z t k  5 b 1 z t k21  ðx t k  z t k2j
                                                    j5τ
             where k 5 1; 2; ...; ½ðt 2 αÞ=hŠ and the binomial coefficients c ðp i Þ  for all
                                                                   j
             i 5 1, 2, 3 are calculated based on the previous formula (21.4).For given
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