The Kuramoto model is one of the most investigated models in the context of coupled oscillators. The primary focus of research is on understanding equilibrium states, which can be expressed as solutions to a system of algebraic equations. A novel parameterization is introduced to investigate the behavior of the equilibrium states from alternative perspectives.
At this event MathRepo, the repository for mathematical software run by the institute, will be introduced. Interesting mathematical research data for your own research within the repository will be presented by the contributors. We will look at MathRepo’s structure and functionalities and you will learn how your own data can become part of the repository by being guided through the steps of uploading material.
You are welcome to bring your own laptop. If you prepare by following the "Initial Setup"-instructions here , you may find it easier to follow along when we show you how to create a page.
This event is organised by Tabea Bacher, Alessio Borzì and Max Wiesmann
