I. Leyva

Full Professor / Catedrática

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

Spain

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Dr. I. Leyva is a Full Professor at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Spain. Her research focuses on complex networks, specifically in areas such as cooperation in social games, chaotic system synchronization, and the dynamics of neuronal networks. She has contributed significantly to understanding decision-making, network connectivity, and synchronization through her recent publications.

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MARIA FE LAGUNA HERAS

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

SPAIN

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Christophe Letellier

Full professor

Université de Rouen UFR des Sciences et Techniques

FRANCE

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MIGUEL HOLGADO BOLAÑOS

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

SPAIN

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Nagi Khalil

Universidad de Alcalá

SPAIN

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Jean-Pierre Barbot

Université de Nantes

FRANCE

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Juan A. Almendral

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

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Articles (14)

Flatness-based control for generalized synchronization of chaotic systems with large dissipation and dimension mismatch

Local Predictors of Explosive Synchronization with Ordinal Methods

Cooperation, satisfaction, and decision uncertainty in social games on complex networks with aspiration-driven players

Cooperation transitions in social games induced by aspiration-driven players

Generalized synchronization mediated by a flat coupling between structurally nonequivalent chaotic systems

Self-organization and evolution of structure and function in cultured neuronal networks

Unveiling the Connectivity of Complex Networks Using Ordinal Transition Methods

20 years of ordinal patterns: Perspectives and challenges

Neuronal circuits on a chip for biological network monitoring

Predicting transitions in cooperation levels from network connectivity

Node differentiation dynamics along the route to synchronization in complex networks

Diverse strategic identities induce dynamical states in evolutionary games

Complex networks exhibit intermittent synchronization

Inferring the connectivity of coupled oscillators and anticipating their transition to synchrony through lag-time analysis

Collaborators (6)

MARIA FE LAGUNA HERAS

Christophe Letellier

MIGUEL HOLGADO BOLAÑOS

Nagi Khalil

Jean-Pierre Barbot

Juan A. Almendral

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