Different kinds of chimera death states in nonlocally coupled oscillators.

We investigate the significance of nonisochronicity parameter in a network of nonlocally coupled Stuart-Landau oscillators with symmetry breaking form. We observe that the presence of nonisochronicity parameter leads to structural changes in the chimera death region while varying the strength of the interaction. This gives rise to the existence of different types of chimera death states such as multichimera death state, type I periodic chimera death (PCD) state, and type II periodic chimera death state. We also find that the number of periodic domains in both types of PCD states decreases exponentially with an increase of coupling range and obeys a power law under nonlocal coupling. Additionally, we also analyze the structural changes of chimera death states by reducing the system of dynamical equations to a phase model through the phase reduction. We also briefly study the role of nonisochronicity parameter on chimera states, where the existence of a multichimera state with respect to the coupling range is pointed out. Moreover, we also analyze the robustness of the chimera death state to perturbations in the natural frequencies of the oscillators.