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Experimental and theoretical approach for the clustering of globally coupled density oscillators based on phase
Masanobu Horie1, Tatsunari Sakurai1, Hiroyuki Kitahata1
1Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science, Chiba University, Chiba 263-8522, Japan.
Abstract:
We investigated the phase-response curve of a coupled system of density oscillators with an analytical approach. The behaviors of two-, three-, and four-coupled systems seen in the experiments were reproduced by the model considering the phase-response curve. Especially in a four-coupled system, the clustering state and its incidence rate as functions of the coupling strength are well reproduced with this approach. Moreover, we confirmed that the shape of the phase-response curve we obtained analytically was close to that observed in the experiment where a perturbation is added to a single-density oscillator. We expect that this approach to obtaining the phase-response curve is general in the sense that it could be applied to coupled systems of other oscillators such as electrical-circuit oscillators, metronomes, and so on.
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