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Algebraic Resonance and Nonlinear Hopf Structure in Circulant Networks: A Complete Classification and its Psychological Interpretation

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EFEduardo Gonzalez-Granda Fernandez

Key Points

  • The study aims to classify Hopf bifurcations in circulant networks and explore their psychological implications.
  • Analytical classification of Hopf bifurcations in circulant networks of the form dxᵢ/dt.
  • Derivation of closed-form expressions for the spectrum and coefficients.
  • Identification of arithmetic resonance structure and its dependence on gcd(N, 15).
  • Integration of Python codes for added analysis.
  • Established that the cubic coefficient scales universally as -3g₃/N.
  • Higher-order coefficients follow a specific formula involving factorial and g₂ₚ₋₁.
  • C₅ is identified as algebraically singular in the context of the classification.
  • Each topology is interpreted through Jungian individuation dynamics.

Abstract

We present a complete analytical classification of Hopf bifurcations in CN circulant networks of the form: dxᵢ/dt = α xᵢ - g₃ xᵢ³ + κ xᵢ₊₁ - μ xᵢ₊d with indices modulo N. We derive closed-form expressions for the spectrum, the Hopf threshold, and the nonlinear normal form coefficients of arbitrary odd order. We prove that the cubic coefficient is universal and scales as -3g₃/N, while higher-order coefficients follow the exact formula: a₂ₚ₋₁ = - (2p-1) ! / 2 g₂ₚ₋₁ N¹⁻ᵖ We identify an arithmetic resonance structure governed by modular congruences, leading to a classification in terms of gcd (N, 15). We show that C₅ is algebraically singular in this hierarchy. Finally, we provide a structural interpretation of each topology in terms of Jungian individuation dynamics. We add several python codes (in spanish) as complementary work.

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Eduardo Gonzalez-Granda Fernandez (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a52e64f1e85e5c73bf21b2https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18818137
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