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Synchronization Reveals Market Structure That Classical Randomness Tests Cannot Detect
Synchronization among coupled oscillators -- from firing neurons to flashing fireflies to power grids -- is a universal signature of collective behavior in complex systems, and is classically measured by the Kuramoto order parameter. Financial markets have been proposed as another such system, with
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