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Synchronization Patterns

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Phase Resetting in Medicine and Biology

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Chapter 2 was devoted to an ensemble of oscillators interacting via random forces. We studied the oscillators’ spontaneous behavior and their reaction to stimulation. In this way we were able to investigate type 0 and type 1 resetting of an ensemble of oscillators. Moreover by encountering burst splitting we learned how difficult it may be to assign the ensemble’s collective activity to a single phase value. However, in the ensemble scenario one important dynamical feature was completely missing: No self-organized patterns of synchronization occured. Actually, self-synchronized collective activity abounds in physiological systems (see, for instance, Steriade, Jones, Llinás 1988). For this reason it is not sufficient to model the oscillators’ mutual interactions by means of random forces. Rather we have to take into account synchronizing couplings among the oscillators.

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Tass, P.A. (1999). Synchronization Patterns. In: Phase Resetting in Medicine and Biology. Springer Series in Synergetics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-38161-7_3

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