Meso-scale obstructions to stability of 1D center manifolds for networks of coupled differential equations with symmetric Jacobian
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Abstract: A linear system , , , with , has a one-dimensional center manifold . If a differential equation has a one-dimensional center manifold at an equilibrium then is tangential to with and for stability of it is necessary that has no spectrum in , i.e. if is symmetric, it has to be negative semi-definite. We establish a graph theoretical approach to characterize semi-definiteness. Using spanning trees for the graph corresponding to , we formulate meso-scale conditions with certain principal minors of which are necessary for semi-definiteness. We illustrate these results by the example of the Kuramoto model of coupled oscillators.
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