Synchronization through boundary interaction
The dynamics of a physical system can be changed by interaction with other systems. In many situations, such interaction can lead to synchronization in the sense that the dynamics of all systems are essentially the same. Some results were obtained by Hale for ODEs and certain types of PDEs. Other interesting classes of problems occur when the equations arise from the interaction of systems whose dynamics is defined by a PDE on a given domain and the interaction with other systems through the boundary. The author gives an illustration of how this can occur for lossless transmission lines which interact through a resistive coupling at the end of the lines. The problem is solved by using the equivalent formulation in terms of a set of partial neutral functional differential equations. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1051.34002].
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