1. A Stochastic Resonance Phenomenon in Linear Models
- Author
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Jian Chun Gong, Fang Ling Fan, and Deng Rong Zhou
- Subjects
Nonlinear system ,Amplitude ,Stochastic resonance ,Control theory ,Nonlinear resonance ,Mathematical analysis ,Linear system ,General Medicine ,Function (mathematics) ,Amplitude distortion ,Noise (electronics) ,Mathematics - Abstract
When there exist certain kinds of matching in an electric system between the nonlinear input and noise, amplifying the input noise may dramatically increase the output SNR other than decrease it. And stochastic resonance is a phenomenon that when noise is input at certain amplitude the output SNR reaches its peak. Generalized stochastic resonance is the kind of nonlinear phenomena that the output (output SNR, output mean value, etc.) is a non-monotonic function of some parameter of noise (amplitude, correlation time) or input (amplitude, frequency). We studied the phenomenon of stochastic resonance in linear models with random parameters. And we discovered that the output amplitude is a non-monotonic function of the noise amplitude, the noise correlation time and the system parameters. The result will be a helpful complement to both the traditional linear system theory and the analysis of RL circuit.
- Published
- 2013