Sudeshna Sinha
Articles written in Pramana – Journal of Physics
Volume 48 Issue 1 January 1997 pp 287-302 Spatio-Temporal Chaos, Synchronization And Control
Lattice dynamical models of adaptive spatio-temporal phenomena
We describe the rich spectrum of spatio-temporal phenomena emerging from a class of models incorporating adaptive dynamics on a lattice of nonlinear (typically chaotic) elements. The investigation is based on extensive numerical simulations which reveal many novel dynamical phases, ranging from spatio-temporal fixed points and cycles of all orders, to parameter regimes displaying marked scaling properties (as manifest in distinct 1/
Volume 64 Issue 3 March 2005 pp 411-421
Ramaswamy Jaganathan Sudeshna Sinha
Motivated by studies on
Volume 64 Issue 3 March 2005 pp 433-441
Construction of a reconfigurable dynamic logic cell
K Murali Sudeshna Sinha William L Ditto
We report the first experimental realization of all the fundamental logic gates, flexibly, using a chaotic circuit. In our scheme a simple threshold mechanism allows the chaotic unit to switch easily between behaviours emulating the different gates. We also demonstrate the combination of gates through a half-adder implementation.
Volume 70 Issue 6 June 2008 pp 1127-1134 Applications
Asynchronous updating of threshold-coupled chaotic neurons
Manish Dev Shirmali Sudeshna Sinha Kazuyuki Aihara
We study a network of chaotic model neurons incorporating threshold activated coupling. We obtain a wide range of spatiotemporal patterns under varying degrees of asynchronicity in the evolution of the neuronal components. For instance, we find that sequential updating of threshold-coupled chaotic neurons can yield dynamical switching of the individual neurons between two states. So varying the asynchronicity in the updating scheme can serve as a control mechanism to extract different responses, and this can have possible applications in computation and information processing.
Volume 70 Issue 6 June 2008 pp 1153-1164 Synchronization
Emergent organization of oscillator clusters in coupled self-regulatory chaotic maps
Hiroyasu Ando Sudeshna Sinha Kazuyuki Aihara
Here we introduce a model of parametrically coupled chaotic maps on a one-dimensional lattice. In this model, each element has its internal self-regulatory dynamics, whereby at fixed intervals of time the nonlinearity parameter at each site is adjusted by feedback from its past evolution. Additionally, the maps are coupled sequentially and unidirectionally, to their nearest neighbor, through the difference of their parametric variations. Interestingly we find that this model asymptotically yields clusters of superstable oscillators with different periods. We observe that the sizes of these oscillator clusters have a power-law distribution. Moreover, we find that the transient dynamics gives rise to a $1/f$ power spectrum. All these characteristics indicate self-organization and emergent scaling behavior in this system. We also interpret the power-law characteristics of the proposed system from an ecological point of view.
Volume 74 Issue 6 June 2010 pp 895-906 Research Articles
Under what kind of parametric fluctuations is spatiotemporal regularity the most robust?
Manish Dev Shrimali Swarup Poria Sudeshna Sinha
It was observed that the spatiotemporal chaos in lattices of coupled chaotic maps was suppressed to a spatiotemporal fixed point when some fractions of the regular coupling connections were replaced by random links. Here we investigate the effects of different kinds of parametric fluctuations on the robustness of this spatiotemporal fixed point regime. In particular we study the spatiotemporal dynamics of the network with noisy interaction parameters, namely fluctuating fraction of random links and fluctuating coupling strengths. We consider three types of fluctuations: (i) noisy in time, but homogeneous in space; (ii) noisy in space, but fixed in time; (iii) noisy in both space and time. We find that the effect of different kinds of parametric noise on the dynamics is quite distinct: quenched spatial fluctuations are the most detrimental to spatiotemporal regularity; patiotemporal fluctuations yield phenomena similar to that observed when parameters are held constant at the mean value, and interestingly, spatiotemporal regularity is most robust under spatially uniform temporal fluctuations, which in fact yields a larger fixed point range than that obtained under constant mean-value parameters.
Volume 84 Issue 2 February 2015 pp 167-171
PNLD 2013: Conference summary and a perspective
Sudeshna Sinha Somdatta Sinha Neelima Gupta Ram Ramaswamy
Volume 84 Issue 2 February 2015 pp 217-228
Anshul Choudhary Vivek Kohar Sudeshna Sinha
In this paper, we review and extend the results from our recently published work [
Volume 84 Issue 2 February 2015 pp 249-256
Dynamic random links enhance diversity-induced coherence in strongly coupled neuronal systems
Neeraj Kumar Kamal Sudeshna Sinha
We investigate the influence of diversity on the temporal regularity of spiking in a ring of coupled model neurons. We find diversity-induced coherence in the spike events, with an optimal amount of parametric heterogeneity at the nodal level yielding the greatest regularity in the spike train. Further, we investigate the system under random spatial connections, where the links are both dynamic and quenched, and in all the cases we observe marked diversity-induced coherence. We quantitatively find the effect of coupling strength and random rewiring probability, on the optimal coherence that can be achieved under diversity. Our results indicate that the largest coherence in the spike events emerge when the coupling strength is high, and when the underlying connections are mostly random and dynamically changing.
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