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Topology-Dependent Excitation Response of Networks of Linear and Nonlinear Oscillators


 This paper investigates the near-resonance response to exogenous excitation of a class of networks of coupled linear and nonlinear oscillators with emphasis on the dependence on network topology, distribution of nonlinearities, and damping ratios. The analysis shows a qualitative transition between the behaviors associated with the extreme cases of all linear and all nonlinear oscillators, respectively, even allowing for such a transition under continuous variations in the damping ratios but for fixed topology. Theoretical predictions for arbitrary members of the network class using the multiple-scales perturbation method are validated against numerical results obtained using parameter continuation techniques. The latter include the tracking of families of quasi-periodic invariant tori emanating from saddle-node and Hopf bifurcations of periodic orbits. In networks in the class of interest with special topology, 1:1 and 1:3 internal resonances couple modes of oscillation, and the conditions to suppress the influence of these resonances are explored.