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On adaptive bounded synchronization in Power Network models

In this paper, we discuss a generalized model for studying bounded synchronization in complex networks. Namely, a novel adaptive strategy is proposed to control the network nodes. The aim of this strategy is to asymptotically make the mismatch between the nodes' trajectories lower than a prescribed threshold. The proposed strategy is then illustrated with reference to the Power Network model recently derived in [7]. After showing simulations that confirm the effectiveness of the approach, its limitations in view of possible implementations are discussed.