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Linear Approximations Provide Rigorous Conditions for Phase Locking in Oscillator Networks and Power Grids
Synchronization is a fundamental collective phenomenon in many natural and engineered networks. The stable operation of oscillator networks, such as electric power grids, requires phase locking with phase differences across edges below a given threshold. A central question is whether a given network
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