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most citedThermodynamic limit of the first-order phase transition in the Kuramoto model

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nlin.CD2021★ 4 cited

Nonuniversal large-size asymptotics of the Lyapunov exponent in turbulent globally coupled maps

David Velasco, Juan M. López, Diego Pazó

Globally coupled maps (GCMs) are prototypical examples of high-dimensional dynamical systems. Interestingly, GCMs formed by an ensemble of weakly coupled identical chaotic units ge…

nlin.AO2021★ 1 cited

Comment on "The Winfree model with non-infinitesimal phase-response curve: Ott-Antonsen theory" [Chaos 30, 073139 (2020)]

Diego Pazó, Rafael Gallego

In a recent paper [Chaos 30, 073139 (2020)] we analyzed an extension of the Winfree model with nonlinear interactions. The nonlinear coupling function Q was mistakenly identified w…

nlin.AO2019★ 105 cited

Phase reduction beyond the first order: the case of the mean-field complex Ginzburg-Landau equation

Iván León, Diego Pazó

Phase reduction is a powerful technique that makes possible describe the dynamics of a weakly perturbed limit-cycle oscillator in terms of its phase. For ensembles of oscillators,…

nlin.AO2018★ 56 cited

Kuramoto model for excitation-inhibition-based oscillations

Ernest Montbrió, Diego Pazó

The Kuramoto model (KM) is a theoretical paradigm for investigating the emergence of rhythmic activity in large populations of oscillators. A remarkable example of rhythmogenesis i…

nlin.AO2017★ 32 cited

Synchronization scenarios in the Winfree model of coupled oscillators

Rafael Gallego, Ernest Montbrió, Diego Pazó

The emergence of collective synchronization was reproduced long ago by Winfree in a classical model consisting of an ensemble of pulse-coupled phase oscillators. By means of the Ot…

nlin.CD2016★ 16 cited

Diverging fluctuations of the Lyapunov exponents

Diego Pazo, Juan M. Lopez, Antonio Politi

We show that in generic one-dimensional Hamiltonian lattices the diffusion coefficient of the maximum Lyapunov exponent diverges in the thermodynamic limit. We trace this back to t…