Bubbling bifurcation: Loss of synchronization and shadowing breakdown in complex systems (Q2485291): Difference between revisions

In the present study the authors pursued the close correspondence between shadowing breakdown via unstable dimension variability and the intermittent transition to synchronization in a complex system comprised of a coupled map lattice with variable range coupling. A tunable parameter allows the authors to pass continuously from a local (nearest-neighbor) to a global (mean field) coupling. The existence of a transition to synchronization as thus variable range is swept over its interval is a well-established fact, but in this paper the authors focused on the behaviour near criticality.