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most citedFluctuating epidemics on adaptive networks

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nlin.CD2006★ 15 cited

Synchronized dynamics of cortical neurons with time-delay feedback

Alexandra S. Landsman, Ira B. Schwartz

The dynamics of three mutually coupled cortical neurons with time delays in the coupling are explored numerically and analytically. The neurons are coupled in a line, with the midd…

nlin.CD2006★ 78 cited

Complete chaotic synchronization in mutually coupled time-delay systems

Alexandra S. Landsman, Ira B. Schwartz

Complete chaotic synchronization of end lasers has been observed in a line of mutually coupled, time-delayed system of three lasers, with no direct communication between the end la…

nlin.CD2006★ 27 cited

Isochronal synchronization of delay-coupled systems

Ira B. Schwartz, Leah B. Shaw

We consider small network models for mutually delay-coupled systems which typically do not exhibit stable isochronally synchronized solutions. We show that for certain coupling arc…

nlin.CD2006

Delayed-mutual coupling dynamics of lasers: scaling laws and resonances

T. W. Carr, I. B. Schwartz, Min-Young Kim +1

We consider a model for two lasers that are mutually coupled optoelectronically by modulating the pump of one laser with the intensity deviations of the other. Signal propagation t…

nlin.CD2006

Using dimension reduction to improve outbreak predictability of multistrain diseases

Leah B. Shaw, Lora Billings, Ira B. Schwartz

Multistrain diseases have multiple distinct coexisting serotypes (strains). For some diseases, such as dengue fever, the serotypes interact by antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE),…

nlin.PS2006★ 10 cited

Predictions of ultra-harmonic oscillations in coupled arrays of limit cycle oscillators

Alexandra S. Landsman, Ira B. Schwartz

Coupled distinct arrays of nonlinear oscillators have been shown to have a regime of high frequency, or ultra-harmonic, oscillations that are at multiples of the natural frequency…