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We developed a new dynamical optimization coupling scheme to improve synchronization in scale-free networks. This method enhances network synchronizability and allows for larger network sizes compared to unweighted networks.

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Area of Science:

Complex networks
Network science
Dynamical systems

Background:

Synchronization is a fundamental phenomenon in complex systems.
Scale-free networks exhibit unique structural properties influencing their dynamics.
Enhancing synchronizability in large networks remains a challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a modified dynamical optimization coupling scheme.
To enhance the synchronizability of scale-free networks.
To maintain uniform and converging intensities during synchronization transitions.

Main Methods:

Development of a modified dynamical optimization coupling scheme.
Analysis of synchronization properties in scale-free networks.
Comparison with unweighted network synchronization capabilities.

Main Results:

The proposed scheme significantly enhances network synchronizability.
Uniform and converging intensity dynamics were observed during synchronization.
Synchronizable network sizes were extended by several orders of magnitude compared to unweighted networks.

Conclusions:

The modified dynamical optimization coupling scheme is effective for improving synchronization in scale-free networks.
This approach enables synchronization in significantly larger networks.
The method offers a robust way to control network dynamics towards synchronization.