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    Title: Pullback and forward attractors for dissipative cellular neural networks with additive noises
    Authors: Ban, J.-C.a , Hsu, C.-H.b , Yang, T.-S.c
    Contributors: Department of Mathematics, Tunghai University
    Date: 2010
    Issue Date: 2013-06-11T09:03:01Z (UTC)
    Publisher: Berkeley, CA; United States
    Abstract: This work investigates the dissipative dynamical system in the infinite lattice ? with cellular neural networks as an example of application. The dynamics of each node depends on itself and nearby nodes by a nonlinear function. When each node is perturbed with weighted Gaussian white noise, there exists a unique pullback attractor and forward attractor whose domain of attraction are random tempered sets. Furthermore, we prove that the pullback and forward attractor are equivalent to a random equilibrium which is also tempered. Both convergence to the pullback and forward attractors are exponentially fast. Index terms: disspativive cellular neural networks, random attractor, stochastic equilibrium. ? 2010 IEEE.
    Relation: 2010 12th International Workshop on Cellular Nanoscale Networks and their Applications, CNNA 2010
    2010, Article number5430258
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