Universality of rare fluctuations in turbulence and critical phenomena.¶
Bramwell, S. T., Holdsworth, P. C. W., & Pinton, J. (1998). Universality of rare fluctuations in turbulence and critical phenomena. Nature, 396, 552-554.
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- Intermittency
- False positives are common: Gaussian noise with rare glitches (instrument error, spike) can appear intermittent; non-intermittent rare events from Gaussian tails can mimic intermittency.
This sourceDemonstrates universality of extreme-event statistics (rare fluctuations) across diverse systems (turbulence, critical phenomena, earthquakes); shows that intermittency statistics obey universal probability distributions independent of microscopic details.
- False positives are common: Gaussian noise with rare glitches (instrument error, spike) can appear intermittent; non-intermittent rare events from Gaussian tails can mimic intermittency.
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