Why two clocks synchronize: energy balance of the synchronized clocks
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(20)- Enforcing synchronization in oscillators with Huygens' coupling via feed-forward control
- Synchronization configurations of two coupled double pendula
- Traveling chimera states for coupled pendula
- Synchronization of asymmetrically coupled systems
- Anti-phase synchronization of two coupled mechanical metronomes
- Dynamics of n coupled double pendula suspended to the moving beam
- Huygens odd sympathy experiment revisited
- Mixed synchronization in the presence of cyclic chaos
- CHAOS IN COUPLED CLOCKS
- Multistability and basin stability in coupled pendulum clocks
- Multi-headed loop Chimera states in coupled oscillators
- Synchronous states of slowly rotating pendula
- Traveling amplitude death in coupled pendula
- Huygens (and others) revisited
- Synchronization of clocks and metronomes: A perturbation analysis based on multiple timescales
- Extreme multistability in symmetrically coupled clocks
- Piezoelectric energy harvesting and synchronization of excited and modified Huygens's pendulums
- Analysis of synchronization of multiple identical metronomes on a cart via describing function approach
- Universal nonlinear dynamics in damped and driven physical systems: from pendula via Josephson junctions to power grids
- Synchronization of spring pendula
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