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Ensemble order parameter equations in star network

The OA ansatz has attracted much attention recently, infinite-dimensional Kuramoto model could collapses to a two-dimensional system of order differential equations with it. In this paper, we propose the ensemble order parameter (EOP) equations to describe the dynamics for networks with a finite size. To verify the effectiveness of this method, we apply it into the star network and star-connected network. In the star network, numerous phase transitions among different synchronous states are observed, three processes of synchronization, one process of de-synchronization and a group of hybrid phase transitions, the processes of those transitions are revealed by the EOP dynamics and other nolinear tools such as time reversibility analysis and linear stability analysis. Also in the star-connected network, the two-step synchronization transition is observed. The process of it is still be revealed by the similar methods in the single star network.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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