This study extends the control channel from three-body coupling modulation to pairwise coupling modulation, and proposes an open-loop dynamical regulation strategy for global collective behaviors that leverages network stochastic resonance to achieve effective control without the need for real-time monitoring of the ne...
Wenchang Qi, Zheng Wang, Jinjie Zhu et al.· Journal of Physics: Complexi...· 0 citations
Explosive death —a discontinuous, first-order transition from oscillatory dynamics to a steady state— is investigated in a framework of interacting networks under mixed coupling. Unlike previous studies focused on monolayer topologies, this work explores the interplay between local diffusive coupling among peripheral n...
Ranjib Banerjee, Dibakar Ghosh, Amit Sharma· Europhysics letters· 0 citations
A wide range of physical and biological systems are adaptive networks, in which the dynamics of the nodes and of the edges connecting them co-evolve. Mean-field reductions of such systems typically track only the average coupling strength, and therefore cannot determine when the coupling stays effectively homogeneous a...
Richard Gast, Shotaro Takasu, J. Kurths et al.· 0 citations
We investigate stochastic resonance in a hierarchy of delayed excitable systems, from a single FitzHugh--Nagumo neuron to single-layer and duplex networks with autaptic, pairwise, triadic higher-order, and interlayer interactions. The response to weak periodic forcing is characterized by the spectral amplitude at the d...
Many real-world networks involve interactions among three or more agents that cannot be reduced to pairwise coupling, making hypergraphs a natural modeling framework. In this work, we study complete synchronization in directed hypergraphs of nonlinear agents with parameter mismatches under dynamic diffusive coupling. A...
Aiwin T. Vadakkan, Pietro De Lellis, M. di Bernardo· 0 citations
We use cookies to run the site and, with your consent, for analytics and to show ads.
See our Cookie Policy.