Multiple delay feedback control (MDFC) with two, three, or four different and independent delay times is used to stabilize steady states of various chaotic dynamical systems. A comparison with delayed feedback control methods that are based on a single (fundamental) delay time [Pyragas' time delay auto synchronization (TDAS) and extended TDAS] shows that MDFC is more effective for fixed point stabilization in terms of stability and flexibility, in particular for large delay times.
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