Solvable model of a phase oscillator network on a circle with infinite-range Mexican-hat-type interaction
Tatsuya Uezu, Tomoyuki Kimoto, Masato Okada

TL;DR
This paper presents an exactly solvable model of a phase oscillator network with Mexican-hat interaction on a circle, deriving self-consistent equations and solutions, and validating findings with simulations.
Contribution
It introduces a new solvable model for phase oscillators with Mexican-hat interaction, providing analytical solutions and frequency distribution insights.
Findings
Three non-trivial solutions characterized by rotation number
Derived self-consistent equations for order parameters
Simulation results closely match theoretical predictions
Abstract
We describe a solvable model of a phase oscillator network on a circle with infinite-range Mexican-hat-type interaction. We derive self-consistent equations of the order parameters and obtain three non-trivial solutions characterized by the rotation number. We also derive relevant characteristics such as the location-dependent distributions of the resultant frequencies of desynchronized oscillators. Simulation results closely agree with the theoretical ones.
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