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Phase lead/lag due to degree inhomogeneity in complex oscillator network with application to brain networks
- Published: 4 December 2015
Keywords
- Coupling Strength
- Information Flow
- Degree Distribution
- Network Node
- Random Network
The phase (black dots) of each oscillator and the calculated phases (red line) from analytic derivation. They match well in locked region and red shaded area represents drifting region. The inset shows the degree for each node.
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