In this paper, we address the stability analysis of stochastic McKean-Vlasov equations with uncertainty (more specifically, stochastic McKean-Vlasov equations driven by G-Brownian motion, G-SMVEs for short) in the absence of Lyapunov functions. Uncertainty probability and distribution dependence prevent us from directly applying the techniques for investigating the stability of stochastic differential equations and stochastic McKean-Vlasov equations to G-SMVEs. To overcome this difficulty, with the help of the G-expectation theory, we use the empirical mean to approximate the law which is defined via the G-expectation, and then construct interacting particle systems to approximate G-SMVEs. We prove that there is a stability equivalence between a G-SMVE and the associated interacting particle system. We also show that the mean square exponential stability of the interacting particle system is equivalent to that of the stochastic theta method, which enables us to investigate the stability of G-SMVEs by carrying out careful numerical simulations. Moreover, the mean square exponential stability of the interacting particle system (or its stochastic theta method) implies the quasi sure exponential stability, but the converse may not be true unless imposing further requirements. Finally, we provide one example to verify our theoretical results.
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