Owen Coss
3:00 PM
154 Hurley
Finding & Counting Equilibria of the Kuramoto Model
The Kuramoto model is used to describe synchronization behavior of a large set of oscillators. The equilibria of this model can be computed by solving a system of polynomial equations using algebraic geometry. Typical methods for solving such polynomial systems compute all complex equilibrium points when only the real equilibrium points are of physical interest, and are very slow. We developed an approach to compute only the real equilibrium points. This approach allows for a much more efficient solving algorithm and offers insight into the maximum number of real equilibria.
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