Collective phenomena in oscillator networks
Collective phenomena in oscillator networks
- Event time: 11:30am until 12:30pm
- Event date: 12th May 2021
- Speaker: Professor Antonio Politi (University of Aberdeen)
- Location: Online - see email.
Event details
It is well known that ensembles of oscillators exhibit different collective properties, the simplest form being the synchronization described by the Kuramoto model. In some setups, the "macroscopic" phase is characterized by its own non-trivial dynamics whose relationship with the "microscopic" evolution of the single oscillators is far from being understood. I'll go through a series of models to discuss the role of various ingredients, including heterogeneity, the dynamical complexity of the single oscillators, and the presence of inhibitory/excitatory coupling. A special attention will be devoted to neuronal type of networks.
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