作者: Yuki Kagawa , Atsuko Takamatsu
DOI: 10.1103/PHYSREVE.79.046216
关键词: Coupling (physics) 、 Phase (waves) 、 Weight distribution 、 Topology 、 Control theory 、 Synchronization 、 Artificial neural network 、 Mathematics 、 Weighting 、 Biological network 、 Oscillation
摘要: To reveal the relation between network structures found in two-dimensional biological systems, such as protoplasmic tube networks plasmodium of true slime mold, and spatiotemporal oscillation patterns emerged on networks, we constructed coupled phase oscillators weighted planar investigated their dynamics. Results showed that distribution edge weights strongly affects (i) propensity for global synchronization (ii) emerging ratios patterns, traveling concentric waves, even if total weight is fixed. In-phase locking, wave, wave were, respectively, observed most frequently uniformly weighted, center treelike, periphery ring-shaped networks. Controlling with given by local weighting (coupling) rules might be useful systems including plasmodial neural brain.