Abstract
Asynchronous networks form a natural framework for many classes of dynamical networks
encountered in technology, engineering and biology. Typically, nodes can evolve
independently, be constrained, stop, and later restart, and interactions between
components of the network may depend on time, state, and stochastic effects.
We outline some of the main ideas, motivations and a basic result.
e-mail: mikefield@gmail.com
Professor Mike Field
Department of Mathematics
Imperial College
London