On the root count of algebraic Kuramoto equations in cycle networks with uniform coupling
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Publication:6331024
arXiv1912.06241MaRDI QIDQ6331024FDOQ6331024
Authors: Tianran Chen, Evgeniia Korchevskaia 
Publication date: 12 December 2019
Abstract: The Kuramoto model is a classical model used in the study of spontaneous synchronizations in networks of coupled oscillators. In this model, frequency synchronization configurations can be formulated as complex solutions to a system of algebraic equations. Recently, upper bounds to the number of frequency synchronization configurations in cycle networks of N oscillators were calculated under the assumption of generic non-uniform coupling. In this paper, we refine these results for the special cases of uniform coupling. In particular, we show that when, and only when, N is divisible by 4, the upper bound for the number of synchronization configurations in the uniform coupling cases is significantly less than the bound in the non-uniform coupling cases. This result also establishes an explicit formula for the gap between the birationally invariant intersection index and the Bernshtein-Kushnirenko-Khovanskii bound for the underlying algebraic equations.
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