Phase Transitions in Active Rotator Systems

  • Shinomoto S
  • Kuramoto Y
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Abstract

In order to study the statistical dynamics of a large population of limit cycle oscillators or excitable elements, an active rotator model is introduced. This is defined dynamically as a stochastic version of a relaxational plannar model (with external field or anisotropy) modified by an additional constant driving force. Its numerical study based on a mean field treatment revealed the existence of a peculiar ordered phase in which individual motions are organized into a macroscopic rhythm. Two possible types of Transition to this ordered phase are also found.

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Shinomoto, S., & Kuramoto, Y. (1986). Phase Transitions in Active Rotator Systems. Progress of Theoretical Physics, 75(5), 1105–1110. https://doi.org/10.1143/ptp.75.1105

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