Global basin conjecture for the Kuramoto phase-locked state

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Consider the finite-particle all-to-all Kuramoto model with natural-frequency vector Ω\Omega and frequency diameter D(Ω)D(\Omega). Let Θ0\Theta^0 be an initial phase vector, and let the phase-locked state be the one given by Theorem 2.2. Global basin conjecture. There is a universal constant C1C\geq 1 such that, whenever

κ>CD(Ω),\kappa> C D(\Omega),

any generic initial phase vector Θ0\Theta^0 converges to that phase-locked state. The theorem cited in the source guarantees convergence from a smaller specified basin when κ>D(Ω)\kappa>D(\Omega); numerical simulations suggest that for sufficiently large coupling the basin is practically the entire unit circle, but the conjecture itself remains unresolved in the supplied text.

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Seung-Yeal Ha and Sang Woo Ryoo, “Asymptotic phase-locking dynamics and critical coupling strength for the Kuramoto model”, arXiv:2004.05252 (2020).

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