Sync: The Emerging Science of Spontaneous Order

By Chris Arney. 2007

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The Kuramoto model: A simple paradigm for synchronization phenomena (2005, unknown): “…Charge-density waves 176 *Electronic address: juan.acebron@uah.es †Electronic address: bonilla@ing.uc3m.es ‡Electronic address: conrad@ffn.ub.es §Electronic address: ritort@ffn.ub.es iElectronic address: spigler@mat.uniroma3.it REVIEWS OF MODERN PHYSICS, VOLUME 77, JANUARY 2005 0034-6861/2005/77~1!”
Sufficient Conditions for Fast Switching Synchronization in Time-Varying Network Topologies (2005, background): “See one of the many excellent reviews now available, including [17, 18, 19, 10, 4, 13].”
The principles of collective animal behaviour (2006, background): “The dream is to develop some sort of ultracalculus, a way of seeing clearly the consequences of a myriad of complex interactions (Strogatz 2003).”
Non-Abelian Kuramoto models and synchronization (2009, background): “The phenomenon of self-synchronization in complex systems has been widely investigated, see the general accounts [1, 2], also textbooks such as [3, 4], and the review articles [5–9].”
Quantum synchronization over quantum networks (2010, methodology): “We rewrite (10) in real form (with h̄ = 1) by parametrizing Hi and |ψi〉 as in (5) and (6); then from (10) the unit vector xi = (xi, yi, zi, wi) satisfies ẋi = ixi + κ 2N N ∑”
Kuramoto model of synchronization: equilibrium and nonequilibrium aspects (2014, background): “Some common examples are metabolic synchrony in yeast cell suspensions [2], synchronized firings of cardiac pacemaker cells [3], flashing in unison by groups of fireflies [4], voltage oscillations at a common frequency in an array of current-biased Josephson junctions [5], phase synchronization in e”
Dialog as interpersonal synergy (2014, background): “…simply, to synchronize means that two entities throughmutual influence come to domore or less the same thing within temporal proximity.2 A prime example of synchronization – as well as the historical origin of the model (Strogatz, 2003) – is the progressive coordination of two swinging pendula.”
Synchronization in complex networks (2008, background): “A nice description of experiments carried out in human beings, in which their circadian rhythms are altered, can be found in the books by Strogatz (2003b) and Pikovsky et al. (2001).”
How Moving Together Binds Us Together: The Social Consequences of Interpersonal Entrainment and Group Processes (2019, background): “Entrainment is present throughout the known universe, from the pull of the stars on their planets, to firefly flashing, bird flocking, and fish schooling (Strogatz, 2003).”