In finite-size adaptive networks with delays, heterogeneous nucleation produces single-step or multi-step synchronization transitions controlled by delay magnitude and frequency distribution class, with an analytical upper bound for two-cluster states.
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Asymmetric dispersal in networks sustains predator populations via transient chaos in identical environments, with small-world networks needing only a few long-range links to prevent extinction.
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Delay-Controlled Heterogeneous Nucleation in Adaptive Dynamical Networks
In finite-size adaptive networks with delays, heterogeneous nucleation produces single-step or multi-step synchronization transitions controlled by delay magnitude and frequency distribution class, with an analytical upper bound for two-cluster states.
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Dispersal-induced survival of predators in metacommunities due to transient chaos
Asymmetric dispersal in networks sustains predator populations via transient chaos in identical environments, with small-world networks needing only a few long-range links to prevent extinction.