Abstract (EN):
Coupled cell systems are systems of ordinary differential equations or ODEs, defined by 'admissible' vector fields, associated with a network whose nodes represent variables and whose edges specify couplings between nodes. It is known that non-isomorphic networks can correspond to the same space of admissible vector fields. Such networks are said to be 'ODE-equivalent'. We prove that two networks are ODE-equivalent if and only if they determine the same space of linear vector fields; moreover, the variable associated with each node may be assumed one-dimensional for that purpose. We briefly discuss the combinatorics of the resulting linear algebra problem.
Language:
English
Type (Professor's evaluation):
Scientific
Contact:
apdias@fc.up.pt; ins@maths.warwick.ac.uk
No. of pages:
18