In astrophysics, we deal with inverse problems in which observations of some object have to be understood even when we may not know what the object may be (bursters) or what the mechanism driving it is (quasars) or where in the object the mechanism operates (solar cycle). The problem then is to discover the nature of the underlying chaotic or intermittent mechanism and how it produces the observed effects.
Trough a Glass Darkly: Distinguishing Chaotic from Stochastic Resonance
PAPARELLA, Francesco;
1997-01-01
Abstract
In astrophysics, we deal with inverse problems in which observations of some object have to be understood even when we may not know what the object may be (bursters) or what the mechanism driving it is (quasars) or where in the object the mechanism operates (solar cycle). The problem then is to discover the nature of the underlying chaotic or intermittent mechanism and how it produces the observed effects.File in questo prodotto:
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