Resonant Chains refer to a concept often found in various fields such as physics, music, and systems theory, characterized by interconnected elements that exhibit resonance or synchronization with one another. In physics, it can describe systems where vibrations or oscillations in one component influence others, leading to a collective behavior or amplification of certain frequencies. In music, resonant chains can denote a series of notes or harmonics that resonate together, creating a rich and cohesive sound. In broader terms, the idea can be applied to networks of relationships or processes where the interaction of components leads to enhanced effects or shared outcomes, thereby creating a unified response to stimuli or inputs.
In the realm of low-viscosity protoplanetary discs (PPDs), our understanding of the formation of the Solar System is being challenged. Recent studies have shown that the Jupiter-Saturn pair, while migrating…