  We consider a variation of the Kuramoto model with dynamic coupling, where
the coupling strengths are allowed to evolve in response to the phase
difference between the oscillators, a model first considered by Ha, Noh and
Park. In particular we study the stability of fixed points for this model. We
demonstrate a somewhat surprising fact: namely that the fixed points of this
model, as well as their stability, can be completely expressed in terms of the
fixed points and stability of the analogous classical Kuramoto problem where
the coupling strengths are fixed to a constant (the same for all edges). In
particular for the "all-to-all" network, where the underlying graph is the
complete graph, the problem reduces to the problem of understanding the fixed
points and stability of the all-to-all Kuramoto model with equal edge weights,
a problem that has been completely solved.
