By Andrew Lambert<\/p>\n
Stigmergy is a term that refers to self-organising systems. Like how ants order themselves. Each ant only knows about itself and it’s local conditions. It looks at the mechanics of what’s happening to each agent.<\/p>\n
Each ant is following a pheremone and leaving a pheremone. The sucessful ants follow a trail and it gets reinforced.<\/p>\n
Oscillators – are everywhere! WE ARE OSCILLATING RIGHT NOW! All cycles are oscillations. Fireflies will sync up their blinking. Individual oscillators will sync up. How does this happen?<\/p>\n
Kuramoto came us with a formula for describing synchronisation in chemical reactions. He said the oscillation was produced by the synchronisation. This is a self-organising phenomenon. It is not stigmergic because the oscillators are communicating directly.<\/p>\n
The Van der Pol Oscillator is a relaxed state oscillator. Energy builds up slowly. (look this up) There’s a Bath Coupling, which links together two of these oscillators. He’s come up with local field coupling. We are looking at a slide full of equations.<\/p>\n
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