Swarmalators on a ring with uncorrelated pinning
arXiv:2312.07014 · doi:10.1063/5.0177024
Abstract
We present a case study of swarmalators (mobile oscillators) which move on a 1D ring and are subject to pinning. Previous work considered the special case where the pinning in space and the pinning in the phase dimension were correlated. Here we study the general case where the space and phase pinning are uncorrelated, both being chosen uniformly at random. This induces several new effects, such as pinned async, mixed states, and a first order phase transition. These phenomena may be found in real world swarmalators such as systems of vinegar eels, Janus matchsticks, electrorotated Quincke rollers or Japanese tree frogs.
9 pages, 6 figures
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