lag synchronization in coupled multistable van der pol-duffing oscillators
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Abstract
We consider the system of externally excited identical van der Pol-Duffing oscillators unidirectionally coupled in a ring. When the coupling is introduced, each of the oscillator’s trajectories is on different attractor. We study the changes in the dynamics due to the increase in the coupling coefficient. Studying the phase of the oscillators, we calculate the parameter value for which we obtain the antiphase lag synchronization of the system and also the bifurcation values for which we observe qualitative changes in the dynamics of already synchronized system. We give evidence that lag synchronization is typical for coupled multistable systems.
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| Authors | ;Dawid Dudkowski;Patrycja Kuzma;Tomasz Kapitaniak |
| Journal | Journal of the American Heart Association |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1155/2014/650473
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