numerical methods

SYNCHRONIZATION WAVES IN WEAK-NONLINEAR OSCILLATORY ENSEMBLES

Synchronization is studied in ensembles of locally dissipative coupled and conservative coupled weak-nonlinear van der Pol oscillators. In the chain of N elements not less than 2N¡1 different regimes of global synchronization are stable at the same values of parameters. Cluster synchronization is considered as well. Existing of multiple fronts of synchronization switching is shown. These fronts go one through another without of changing or reflections from free boundaries.

VARIETY OF SYNCHRONOUS REGIMES IN ENSEMBLES OF NONIDENTICAL OSCILLATORS: Chain and lattice

We study synchronization in one- and two-dimentional ensembles of nonidentical Bonhoeffer–van der Pol oscillators. Small chains (number of elements N 6 4) are proved to have not less than 2N¡1 coexisting stable different synchronous regimes. The chain of N elements is supposed to have not less than 2N¡1 synchronous regimes at the same values of parameters. Formation of synchronization clusters at weak coupling is shown. Regimes, provided by existing of waves, setting rhythm for all elements in ensemble, are investigated.

VARIETY OF SYNCHRONOUS REGIMES IN ENSEMBLES OF NONIDENTICAL OSCILLATORS: Two coupled elements

We study synchronization of two coupled nonidentical Bonhoeffer–van der Pol oscillators. Coexistence of two different synchronous regimes is proved. Mechanisms of synchronous regimes origination and destruction are investigated. Fluctuations influence on syncronous regimes is considered. It is found that noise can cause: i) synchronization destruction and beating originations; ii) fluctuations-caused bistability destruction; iii) fluc-tuations-caused intermittency of synchronous regimes without synchronization destruction.

NEW APPROACH TO NUMERICAL RESEARCH OF THE CONCRETE DYNAMIC SYSTEMS BY METHODS OF PATTERN RECOGNITION AND STATISTICAL MODELLING

In the present work the new approach to numerical research of the concrete multi­dimensional and multiparametric dynamic systems is submitted. The offered approach, in part realized and approved, is based on computer calculation of phase trajectories and on use of pattern recognition methods.