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6 Δεκ 2016 · Here we discuss the specific roles of these five elements in promoting or attenuating oscillatory dynamics, by drawing on insights from quantitative analyses of natural or synthetic...
Example 9.2.1 9.2. 1. Solution. To understand the properties of waves, we start by examining oscillations. An oscillation is a type of repetitive, periodic behavior. This is a fairly wide definition and includes a huge number of systems. In fact, oscillations are an important part of biology, chemistry, economics, ecology, engineering, geology ...
Using six illustrative examples of entrainable biological oscillators, we discuss the distinctions between entrainment and synchrony and explore features that contribute to a system's propensity to entrain.
21 Απρ 2021 · We work through simple, conceptual examples, starting with a small coupling constant existing between two oscillators where quasi periodicity and synchronization is found, and then discuss the concepts of multistable cycles, period doublings, and chaos that arise as the interaction strength increases (Strogatz, 2018).
10 Ιουν 2022 · This article reviews the non-circadian rhythms in biological systems existing at the transcriptional level; inherent problems and biases in detecting these from biological data and the use of mathematical methods in overcoming these biases.
A pendulum swinging back and forth, and a mass attached to a spring are two examples of oscillations that are nearly the same as the simplified system. Before we start, some general definitions are useful.
observed oscillations, showed how all of the examples illustrated could be understood on the basis of simul- taneous feedback mechanisms. Positive feedback could result in propagation phenomena while negative feedback could initiate recovery and overshoot reac- tions. J. J. Tyson (Innsbruck) discussed the end-product
