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This study introduces synchronizability metrics for temporal multiplex hypergraphs. Fast-switching hypergraphs show superior long-term synchronization compared to short-term evolving ones.

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Area of Science:

Complex networks
Graph theory
Network science

Background:

Hypergraphs are suitable for modeling complex networks with higher-order relationships.
Temporal dynamics in multiplex hypergraphs are crucial for understanding real-world systems.
Synchronization is a key phenomenon in network dynamics.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce and analyze synchronizability metrics for temporal two-layer multiplex hypergraphs.
To investigate the influence of temporal evolution on network synchronization.
To determine conditions for intralayer synchronization in hypergraphs.

Main Methods:

Transforming hyperedges into maximal cliques to create evolving weighted networks.
Analyzing intralayer synchronizability across different spatio-temporal scales.
Deriving time-averaged approximation equations for fast-switching hypergraphs.
Conducting linear and global stability analyses.

Main Results:

Short-term hypergraph synchronizability positively correlates with network stochasticity.
Fast-switching hypergraphs exhibit superior long-term synchronizability.
Identified necessary conditions for intralayer synchronization in temporal hypergraphs.

Conclusions:

Temporal multiplex hypergraphs can be effectively studied using derived synchronizability metrics.
Network structure and temporal dynamics significantly impact synchronization.
Fast-switching temporal hypergraphs offer enhanced long-term synchronization capabilities.