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Global Coupled Map Lattice

Experience synchronization and collective dynamics in globally coupled systems

Global Coupling Visualization

In globally coupled map lattices, each site interacts with the global average of all sites. This creates fascinating synchronization phenomena and collective behavior.

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Interactive global CML visualization will be available here

Synchronization Phenomena

Global coupling leads to various synchronization states and collective dynamics that emerge from the interaction between local chaos and global order.

  • • Complete synchronization
  • • Phase synchronization
  • • Cluster synchronization
  • • Chimera states
  • • Synchronization transitions

Global Coupling Strength

The global coupling parameter ε controls how strongly each site is influenced by the collective state of the entire system.

  • • Weak coupling: Independent chaotic dynamics
  • • Moderate coupling: Intermittent synchronization
  • • Strong coupling: Full synchronization
  • • Critical coupling values

Mathematical Framework

Global Coupled Map Lattice:

x_i(t+1) = (1-ε)f(x_i(t)) + ε/N Σ f(x_j(t))

Where ε is the coupling strength, N is the system size, and f is the local map function.

Ott-Antonsen Ansatz

Powerful theoretical framework for understanding synchronization in large systems of globally coupled oscillators.

Kuramoto Model

Classic model for synchronization in globally coupled phase oscillators, related to coupled map lattices.

Network Theory

Global coupling represents the special case of a complete graph in complex network theory.