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Physical and emergent nonpairwise interactions in oscillator networks: from higher-order phase reduction to coupling design
Phase reduction is a powerful technique to obtain phase models from highly dimensional oscillatory systems. Starting from pairwise interactions, a first order approximation yields Kuramoto and Winfree phase models, while nonpairwise interactions emerge at the second order. Recently, phase models hav
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