Due to the diversity of nodes,structures and connections of complex networks,network phenomena is extremely extensive.In practical applications,the connection structure of networks is usually unknown.To solve this problem,topology identification has become a hot research topic today.In this paper,several kinds of fractional complex networks are considered,and the synchronization-based control method is adopted to explore the topology identification problem of network.The main works are as follows:Firstly,two lemmas about the convergence of continuous differential function and its Caputo fractional-order derivative are developed,and a fractional-order auxiliary network composed of isolated chaotic systems is introduced.Under the designed control protocol with event-trigger mechanism and adaptive topology observer,sufficient conditions for the finite time synchronization between regulated network and auxiliary network are addressed,and the finite time synchronization and topology identification of fractional-order complex network are realized.Secondly,a fractional-order complex network model with multiple weight couplings under Do S attacks is established,in which the controller-to-actuator channels are destroyed by the attacks.A controller and a adaptive topology observer are designed.Under the designed controller and adaptive topology observer,Lyapunov stability theory and comparison criteria are applied to derive secure synchronization and topology identification conditions by constructing a piecewise Lyapunov function.Finally,the Filippov regularization framework and differential inclusion theory are applied to establish a variable fractional-order discontinuous complex network model with actuator errors.A lemma for the convergence of continuous differentiable function is proposed.By designing adaptive dynamic event-triggered control scheme and adaptive topology observer,the finite-time topology identification and synchronization for considered system is realized.And accurately estimate the upper bound of the setting time. |