Isostables for stochastic oscillators
arXiv:2105.11048 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.127.254101
Abstract
Thomas and Lindner (2014, Phys.Rev.Lett.) defined an asymptotic phase for stochastic oscillators as the angle in the complex plane made by the eigenfunction, having a complex eigenvalue with a least negative real part, of the backward Kolmogorov (or stochastic Koopman) operator. We complete the phase-amplitude description of noisy oscillators by defining the stochastic isostable coordinate as the eigenfunction with the least negative nontrivial real eigenvalue. Our results suggest a framework for stochastic limit cycle dynamics that encompasses noise-induced oscillations.
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