# Emergence of long-term rhythmicity within a frustrated triangle   oscillator-network

**Authors:** Masatomo Matsushima, Hiroshi Ueno, Yoshiki Kamiya, Hiroshi Kawakami

arXiv: 1907.05487 · 2019-07-15

## TL;DR

This paper investigates how long-term rhythmic patterns emerge in a frustrated triangle oscillator network, using electronic firefly circuits and mathematical models to simulate brain cell network dynamics.

## Contribution

It introduces a novel simulation of brain-like rhythmicity using electric circuit oscillators within a frustrated triangle network.

## Key findings

- Multiple stable states observed in the circuit oscillator network
- Mathematical models successfully describe the stability phenomena
- Rhythmicity emerges from network frustration and circuit interactions

## Abstract

This study tries to simulate a brain cell network using an electric circuit oscillator called electronic firefly. Multiple stability was observed in the electric circuit oscillator which is expressed by simple mathematical models.

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