Indistinguishability of Stochastic and Deterministic Dynamics in Escape over a Fluctuating Barrier.¶
Wischert, G., Wunderlin, A., Pelster, B., Olivares, A., & Bulsara, A. (1994). Indistinguishability of Stochastic and Deterministic Dynamics in Escape over a Fluctuating Barrier. Physical Review E, 49(5).
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- Hysteresis
- Internal mechanism: domain structure with energy barriers between configurations; coercive field Hc must be exceeded to flip domains
This sourceDemonstrates equivalence between stochastic noise-driven transitions and deterministic chaos in barrier-crossing dynamics; clarifies distinction between stochastic and deterministic hysteresis; shows when noise masks or enhances hysteretic behavior.
- Internal mechanism: domain structure with energy barriers between configurations; coercive field Hc must be exceeded to flip domains
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