This paper proposes a secure approach for encryption and decryption of digital images with chaotic map lattices. In the proposed encryption process, eight different types of operations are used to encrypt the pixels of an image and one of them will be used for particular pixels decided by the outcome of the chaotic map lattices. To make the cipher more robust against any attacks, the secret key is modified after encrypting each block of sixteen pixels of the image. The experimental results and security analysis show that the proposed image encryption scheme achieves high security and efficiency.
To increase the variety and security of communication, we present the definitions of modified projective synchronization with complex scaling factors （CMPS） of real chaotic systems and complex chaotic systems, where complex scaling factors establish a link between real chaos and complex chaos. Considering all situations of unknown parameters and pseudo-gradient condition, we design adaptive CMPS schemes based on the speed-gradient method for the real drive chaotic system and complex response chaotic system and for the complex drive chaotic system and the real response chaotic system, respectively. The convergence factors and dynamical control strength are added to regulate the convergence speed and increase robustness. Numerical simulations verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the presented schemes.
This paper deals with the finite-time stabilization of unified chaotic complex systems with known and unknown parameters. Based on the finite-time stability theory, nonlinear control laws are presented to achieve finite-time chaos control of the determined and uncertain unified chaotic complex systems, respectively. The two controllers are simple, and one of the uncertain unified chaotic complex systems is robust. For the design of a finite-time controller on uncertain unified chaotic complex systems, only some of the unknown parameters need to be bounded. Simulation results for the chaotic complex Lorenz, Lu¨ and Chen systems are presented to validate the design and analysis.
We present an adaptive control scheme of accumulative error to stabilize the unstable fixed point for chaotic systems which only satisfies local Lipschitz condition, and discuss how the convergence factor affects the convergence and the characteristics of the final control strength. We define a minimal local Lipschitz coefficient, which can enlarge the condition of chaos control. Compared with other adaptive methods, this control scheme is simple and easy to implement by integral circuits in practice. It is also robust against the effect of noise. These are illustrated with numerical examples.
A visualization of Julia sets of the complex Henon map system with two complex variables is introduced in this paper. With this method, the optimal control function method is introduced to this system and the control and synchronization of its Julia sets are achieved. Control and synchronization of generalized Julia sets are also achieved with this optimal control method. The simulations illustrate the efficacy of this method.
The movement of a particle could be depicted by the Mandelbrot set from the fractal viewpoint. According to the requirement, the movement of the particle needs to show different behaviors. In this paper, the feedback control method is taken on the classical Mandelbrot set. By amending the feedback item in the controller, the control method is applied to the generalized Mandelbrot set and by taking the reference item to be the trajectory of another system, the synchronization of Mandelbrot sets is achieved.
