Synchronization of driven nonlinear oscillators
@inproceedings{Jensena2002SynchronizationOD, title={Synchronization of driven nonlinear oscillators}, author={R. V. Jensena}, year={2002} }
Mathematical models of nonlinear oscillators are used to describe a wide variety of physical and biological phenomena that exhibit self-sustained oscillatory behavior. When these oscillators are strongly driven by forces that are periodic in time, they often exhibit a remarkable ‘‘mode-locking’’ that synchronizes the nonlinear oscillations to the driving force. The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that a similar phenomenon occurs when nonlinear oscillators are strongly driven by a force…
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