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Biological oscillators are commonly subjected to a single brief stimulus to perturb the ongoing rhythm. After stimulation, the oscillator can recover although its phase may be advanced or delayed relative to the original cycle. A single transient perturbation can also stop the ongoing rhythm. Arthur Winfree systematically classified these responses to brief perturbations, as determined by the strength...
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