Numerical Exploration of a Network of Nonlocally Coupled Josephson Junction Spurred by Wien BridgeOscillators

This paper focuses on the numerical study of the collective dynamics of nonlocally coupled Josephson junctions (JJ) driven by Wien bridge oscillators (JJSWBOs). A single JJSWBO exhibits monostable and bistable chaotic behaviors, bistable period-3 oscillations, and a coexistence of regular and chaoti...

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Published inChaos and Fractals
Main Authors Ngatcha, Dianorré Tokoue, Ndemanou, Buris Peggy, Talla, Alain Francis, Ngueuteu Mbouna, Serge Gervais, Kingni, Sifeu Takougang
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 31.07.2024
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Summary:This paper focuses on the numerical study of the collective dynamics of nonlocally coupled Josephson junctions (JJ) driven by Wien bridge oscillators (JJSWBOs). A single JJSWBO exhibits monostable and bistable chaotic behaviors, bistable period-3 oscillations, and a coexistence of regular and chaotic dynamics. To explore the network's collective dynamics, the local dynamics are set in a bistable regime, with initial conditions ensuring random distribution of units on these two types of behavior. Increasing the coupling strength transitions the network from complete incoherence to coherent traveling waves via a chimera state. This paper focuses on the numerical study of the collective dynamics of nonlocally coupled Josephson junctions (JJ) driven by Wien bridge oscillators (JJSWBOs). A single JJSWBO exhibits monostable and bistable chaotic behaviors, bistable period-3 oscillations, and a coexistence of regular and chaotic dynamics. To explore the network's collective dynamics, the local dynamics are set in a bistable regime, with initial conditions ensuring random distribution of units on these two types of behavior. Increasing the coupling strength transitions the network from complete incoherence to coherent traveling waves via a chimera state.
ISSN:3023-8951
3023-8951
DOI:10.69882/adba.chf.2024071