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Stochastic resonance in adaptive dynamical networks
The role of adaptive coupling in controlling collective noise-induced dynamics is demonstrated on an example of stochastic resonance in an ensemble of coupled overdamped bistable oscillators. Specifically, it is found that tuning the adaptive coupling parameters allows one to either enhance or suppr
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