Dynamical Pattern Formation in Synchronization of Complex Networks

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Presentations

  • Unexpected Patterns: Chimera States on Networks

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    • Daniel Abrams

      Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics, Northwestern University

    Authors

    • Daniel Abrams

      Engineering Sciences and Applied Mathematics, Northwestern University

    • Xin Jiang

      Laboratory of Mathematics, Informatics and Behavioral Semantics, Beihang University

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  • Perturbation of Synchronized States via<i> in situ</i> Control of Individual Nodes and Edges

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    • Matthew Matheny

      California Institute of Technology, Physics, California Institute of Technology

    Authors

    • Matthew Matheny

      California Institute of Technology, Physics, California Institute of Technology

    • Warren Fon

      California Institute of Technology, Physics, California Institute of Technology

    • Michael Cross

      Physics, California Institute of Technology

    • Michael Roukes

      California Institute of Technology, Physics, California Institute of Technology

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  • Detecting Spatial Defects in Colored Patterns with Coupled Self-Oscillating Gels

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    • Yan Fang

      Univ of Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh

    Authors

    • Yan Fang

      Univ of Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh

    • Victor Yashin

      Univ of Pittsburgh, Chemical Engineering Department, Univ of Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh, Chemical Engineering Department, University of Pittsburgh

    • Samuel Dickerson

      Univ of Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh

    • Anna Balazs

      Univ of Pittsburgh, Chemical Engineering Department, Univ of Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh, Chemical Engineering Department, University of Pittsburgh, Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, Univ of Pittsburgh, Chem/Petroleum Engineering, Univ of Pittsburgh

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  • Patterns of synchronization, broken symmetries, and attractor switching in a ring of nanoelectromechanical oscillators

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    • Raissa D'Souza

      Univ of California - Davis

    Authors

    • Raissa D'Souza

      Univ of California - Davis

    • Matthew Matheny

      California Institute of Technology, Physics, California Institute of Technology

    • Jeffrey Emenheiser

      Univ of California - Davis

    • Warren Fon

      California Institute of Technology, Physics, California Institute of Technology

    • Airlie Chapman

      University of Melbourne

    • Mehran Mesbahi

      University of Washington

    • James Crutchfield

      Univ of California - Davis

    • Martin Rohden

      Univ of California - Davis

    • Anastasiya Salova

      Univ of California - Davis

    • Michael Roukes

      California Institute of Technology, Physics, California Institute of Technology

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  • Synchrony and pattern formation of coupled genetic oscillators on a chip of artificial cells

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    • Alexandra Tayar

      materials and interfaces, Weizmann institute of science

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    • Alexandra Tayar

      materials and interfaces, Weizmann institute of science

    • Eyal Karzbrun

      Kavli Institute of Theoretical Physics; University of California, Santa Barbara, Molecular genetics, Weizmann institute of science

    • Vincent Noireaux

      School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Minnesota, Physics, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities

    • Roy Bar-Ziv

      materials and interfaces, Weizmann institute of science

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  • Controlling Complex Network Dynamics Through Designer Band Gaps

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    • Aden Forrow

      Massachusetts Inst of Tech-MIT, Department of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Authors

    • Aden Forrow

      Massachusetts Inst of Tech-MIT, Department of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    • Francis Woodhouse

      Cambridge University

    • Jorn Dunkel

      Mathematics, Massachusset Institute of Technology, Mathematics, MIT, Massachusetts Inst of Tech-MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Mathematics, Massachusetts Inst of Tech-MIT

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