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DESCRIPTION:State-Dependent Communication Enhances Network Synchronization\
 n\nSynchronization occurs in many natural and artificial systems\, which a
 re often described as networks. Although synchronization requires communic
 ation between the individual systems or oscillators that form the network\
 , the communication strategies that are responsible for synchronization ar
 e not always well understood. Most models of network synchronization assum
 e that the connected individual systems are either permanently or intermit
 tently communicating with one another. However\, in most biological system
 s communication occurs when the individual oscillators reach a particular 
 state\, for example neurons in the brain transmit signals to the other neu
 rons after they "fire". We investigate analytically\, numerically\, and ex
 perimentally network synchronization strategies that depend on the "transv
 erse reactivity" of a synchronous oscillation\, i.e.\, the instantaneous r
 ate of growth of a perturbation about an oscillation. We show great advant
 age of such strategies both in terms of coupling expenditure and energy ef
 ficiency and propose that similar strategies could be conveniently used in
  technological applications.\n\nSpeaker(s): Francesco Sorrentino \n\nAgend
 a: \nAgenda\n\n4:00 pm Start\n- Gathering\n- Introduction\n\n4:10 pm\n- Ta
 lk\n- Discussion\n\n5:30 pm End\n\nSpeaker: Prof. Francesco Sorrentino\nMo
 derator: Prof. Ljiljana Trajkovic\n\nRoom: ASB 10704\, Bldg: Applied Scien
 ce Building \, Simon Fraser University\, Burnaby \, British Columbia\, Can
 ada\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/408216
LOCATION:Room: ASB 10704\, Bldg: Applied Science Building \, Simon Fraser U
 niversity\, Burnaby \, British Columbia\, Canada\, Virtual: https://events
 .vtools.ieee.org/m/408216
ORGANIZER:kihas@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:29
SUMMARY:State-dependent communication enhances network synchronization
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/408216
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><strong>State-Dependent Communication Enha
 nces Network Synchronization</strong></p>\n<p>Synchronization occurs in ma
 ny natural and artificial systems\, which are often described as networks.
  Although synchronization requires communication between the individual sy
 stems or oscillators that form the network\, the communication strategies 
 that are responsible for synchronization are not always well understood. M
 ost models of network synchronization assume that the connected individual
  systems are either permanently or intermittently communicating with one a
 nother. However\, in most biological systems communication occurs when the
  individual oscillators reach a particular state\, for example neurons in 
 the brain transmit signals to the other neurons after they "fire". We inve
 stigate analytically\, numerically\, and experimentally network synchroniz
 ation strategies that depend on the "transverse reactivity" of a synchrono
 us oscillation\, i.e.\, the instantaneous rate of growth of a perturbation
  about an oscillation. We show great advantage of such strategies both in 
 terms of coupling expenditure and energy efficiency and propose that simil
 ar strategies could be conveniently used in technological applications.</p
 ><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p><strong>Agenda</strong></p>\n<p>4:00 pm Star
 t&nbsp\;<br />&nbsp\;- Gathering<br />&nbsp\;- Introduction&nbsp\;</p>\n<p
 >4:10 pm&nbsp\;<br />&nbsp\;- Talk&nbsp\;<br />&nbsp\;- Discussion</p>\n<p
 >5:30 pm End&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Speaker:&nbsp\; &nbsp\; Prof. Francesco Sorren
 tino &nbsp\;<br />Moderator:&nbsp\; &nbsp\;Prof. Ljiljana Trajkovic&nbsp\;
 </p>
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