Evaluating the phase dynamics of coupled oscillators via time-variant topological features

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2005.03343v3
• Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2021 03:19:58 GMT
• Title: Evaluating the phase dynamics of coupled oscillators via time-variant topological features
• Authors: Kazuha Itabashi, Quoc Hoan Tran, Yoshihiko Hasegawa
• Abstract summary: We use a topological approach to construct the quantitative features describing the phase evolution of oscillators. The time-variant features provide crucial insights into the evolution of phase dynamics. We demonstrate that our method can qualitatively explain chimera states.
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• Abstract: By characterizing the phase dynamics in coupled oscillators, we gain insights into the fundamental phenomena of complex systems. The collective dynamics in oscillatory systems are often described by order parameters, which are insufficient for identifying more specific behaviors. To improve this situation, we propose a topological approach that constructs the quantitative features describing the phase evolution of oscillators. Here, the phase data are mapped into a high-dimensional space at each time, and the topological features describing the shape of the data are subsequently extracted from the mapped points. These features are extended to time-variant topological features by adding the evolution time as an extra dimension in the topological feature space. The time-variant features provide crucial insights into the evolution of phase dynamics. Combining these features with the kernel method, we characterize the multi-clustered synchronized dynamics during the early evolution stages. Finally, we demonstrate that our method can qualitatively explain chimera states. The experimental results confirmed the superiority of our method over those based on order parameters, especially when the available data are limited to the early-stage dynamics.

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