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Global Phase Locking in Superradiant Chorus Emissions
Coherent wave amplification in inhomogeneous systems is usually described in terms of resonance and nonlinear phase locking, but these local phase conditions do not determine how the wave amplitude evolves when the resonance condition changes during wave propagation. Here we identify a global phase-
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