Nonequilibrium phase transitions in coordinated biological motion: Critical slowing down and switching time
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2022, Human Movement ScienceCitation Excerpt :In the literature, these attractors at in-phase and anti-phase are taken to represent the motor systems intrinsic dynamics (Schöner & Kelso, 1988). The model has been able to characterize the dynamics of bimanual coordination under frequency scaling (Kelso, 1984; Kelso et al., 1986), limb perturbations (Scholz et al., 1987), differences in limb frequencies (E. L. Amazeen, Sternad, & Turvey, 1996; Sternad, Collins, & Turvey, 1995), and intentionally switching between coordination patterns (Scholz & Kelso, 1990; Schoner & Kelso, 1988). The HKB model has been generalized to interpersonal coordination under frequency scaling (Schmidt et al., 1990), limb frequency differences (Schmidt & Turvey, 1994), and the emergence of spontaneous interpersonal 1:1 frequency and phase locking when vision is suddenly introduced into a dyad context (Kelso, de Guzman, Reveley, & Tognoli, 2009; Oullier et al., 2008; Richardson et al., 2007; Schmidt & O'Brien, 1997).
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