We present a mathematical framework for the theory of a synchronization phenomenon for dynamical systems discovered by Pecora & Carroll. From this perspective, we can synchronize, using a single coordinate, an open dense set of linear systems. We use our insights to synchronize nonlinear systems which were not previously recognized as being synchronizable.
By: Charles Tresser, Patrick Worfolk (Columbia Univ.), and Hyman Bass
Published in: RC19857 in 1994
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