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Networks with asymmetric inputs: lattice of synchrony subspaces

M. A. D. Aguiar

Published 2017-06-13Version 1

We consider coupled cell networks with asymmetric inputs and study their lattice of synchrony subspaces. For the particular case of 1-input regular coupled cell networks we describe the join-irreducible synchrony subspaces for their lattice of synchrony subspaces, first in terms of the eigenvectors and generalized eigenvectors that generate them, and then by given a charaterization of the possible patterns of the associated balanced colourings. The set of the join-irreducible synchrony subspaces is join-dense for the lattice, that is, the lattice can be obtained by sums of those join-irreducible elements, and we conclude about the possible patterns of balanced colourings associated to the synchrony subspaces in the lattice. We also consider the disjoint union of two regular coupled cell networks with the same cell-type and the same edge-type. We show how to obtain the lattice of synchrony subspaces for the network union from the lattice of synchrony subspaces for the component networks. The results on the lattice of synchrony subspaces for 1-input regular networks together with the results on the lattice of synchrony subspaces for the disjoint union of networks, and the fact that the lattice of synchrony subspaces for a homogeneous coupled cell network is given by the intersection of the lattice of synchrony subspaces for its identical-edge subnetworks per each edge-type, define a procedure to obtain the lattice of synchrony subspaces for homogeneous coupled cell networks with asymmetric inputs.

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