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We propose an experimental setup based on a single oscillator for studying large networks formed by identical unidirectionally coupled systems. A chaotic wave form generated by the oscillator is stored in a computer to adjust the signal according to the desired network configuration to feed it again into the same oscillator. No previous theoretical knowledge about the oscillator dynamics is needed. To visualize network synchronization we introduce a network synchronization bifurcation diagram that should prove to be an effective tool for analysis, design, and optimization of complex networks.
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