One of the most complex problems of nonlinear dynamics is the investigation of collective dynamics of ensembles consisting of a large number of coupled elements. A number of investigations were carried out for linear coupling of diffusion (difference) type. Recently, based on successful investigations of neurobiological objects [Abarbanel et al., 1996], an interest has grown in the study of dynamics of ensembles with nonlinear, nondiffusion type of coupling. In this paper we address pattern formation in a chain of bistable elements so coupled [Kuznetsov & Shalfeev, 2000].

Analysis of pattern formation in chaos of coupled bistable elements / A.S. Kuznetsov, G.L. Forti, V.D. Shalfeev. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BIFURCATION AND CHAOS IN APPLIED SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING. - ISSN 0218-1274. - 16:3(2006), pp. 741-747.

Analysis of pattern formation in chaos of coupled bistable elements

G.L. Forti
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2006

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One of the most complex problems of nonlinear dynamics is the investigation of collective dynamics of ensembles consisting of a large number of coupled elements. A number of investigations were carried out for linear coupling of diffusion (difference) type. Recently, based on successful investigations of neurobiological objects [Abarbanel et al., 1996], an interest has grown in the study of dynamics of ensembles with nonlinear, nondiffusion type of coupling. In this paper we address pattern formation in a chain of bistable elements so coupled [Kuznetsov & Shalfeev, 2000].
Nonlinear, nondiffusive coupling; spatial distributions; noninvertible map
Settore MAT/05 - Analisi Matematica
2006
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