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AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Sync

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Sync

Shown are a pair of simple spinners with identical frequency but out of phase. Like fireflies or neurons, they periodically flash to ...

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Coupled Pendula

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Coupled Pendula

What happens if the two pendula are allowed to slightly influence each other? In this example, the rod at which they are attached ...

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Topology

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Topology

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AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Uncoupled Pendula

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Uncoupled Pendula

In this (boring!) video, we have a pair of pendula of the same length and mass, but with different energies, due to different initial ...

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Drifting Network

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Drifting Network

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AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Ring vs All-to-All

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Ring vs All-to-All

You can connect systems of spinners with different network topologies. On the right is an all-to-all

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Networked

AppDynSys : Coupled Oscillators : Networked

What happens when you change to a large inhomogeneous network of spinners? As can be seen, convergence rates vary ...

Attention by Synchronization in Coupled Oscillator Networks

Attention by Synchronization in Coupled Oscillator Networks

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Coupled Oscillators on the Torus: Quasiperiodicity, Synchronization & Phase Locking | Strogatz Ch. 8

Coupled Oscillators on the Torus: Quasiperiodicity, Synchronization & Phase Locking | Strogatz Ch. 8

An important two-dimensional phase space is the torus — the natural home for two

AppDynSys : Pendula : Inverted, Shaken, & Stabilized

AppDynSys : Pendula : Inverted, Shaken, & Stabilized

This is part of a series of short simulations without audio on applied dynamical systems...) We've seen that an inverted pendulum ...