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Resumo:
Hexagonal Resonant Triad patterns are shown to exist as stable solutions of a particular type of nonlinear field where no cubic field nonlinearity is present. The zero ‘dc’ Fourier mode is shown to stabilize these patterns produced by a pure quadratic field nonlinearity. Closed form solutions and stability results are obtained near the critical point, complimented by numerical studies far from the critical point. These results are obtained using a neural field based on the Helmholtzian operator. Constraints on structure and parameters for a general pure quadratic neural field which supports hexagonal patterns are obtained.