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Figure 17.10 In-phase locking in a network composed of 10 oscillators. Evolution
of the amplitudes (left) and phases (right) from random initial amplitudes r
i
∈ (0, 2]
and phase differences χ
i
∈ (−π/6, π/6).
Figure17.10showstheevolution of theamplitudes(left)andthe phase differences
(right) for a network composed of 10 oscillators for ψ = π/4. The convergence
toward constant amplitude in-phase–locked oscillations is evident.
The same approach allows the analysis of more complex architectures, including
two-dimensional networks, with long-range, nonsymmetric interactions. ...