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... zero . The amplitude equilibrium in the oscillator ( Fig . 1 ) is obtained by the nonlinear negative losses -ẞ ( i ) of the feedback . Finally , the phase equilibrium is provided with an equivalent negative inductance - L , to make ...
... zero . The amplitude equilibrium in the oscillator ( Fig . 1 ) is obtained by the nonlinear negative losses -ẞ ( i ) of the feedback . Finally , the phase equilibrium is provided with an equivalent negative inductance - L , to make ...
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... zero oscillation amplitude with y = 0 ( pure noise ) evolves , by y > 0 , to the near Rice distribution with a nonzero oscillation amplitude and does not seem to be Gaussian even by large values of y >> 1. Let us now examine Fig . 2 in ...
... zero oscillation amplitude with y = 0 ( pure noise ) evolves , by y > 0 , to the near Rice distribution with a nonzero oscillation amplitude and does not seem to be Gaussian even by large values of y >> 1. Let us now examine Fig . 2 in ...
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... amplitude by increasing 7 for = 0 , x = 103 , and g calculated by ( 5 ) : ( a ) α = -1 and ( b ) α = 0 . = The ... zero until some critical point , whereas high values of y produce an inverse effect : the probability density shifts toward ...
... amplitude by increasing 7 for = 0 , x = 103 , and g calculated by ( 5 ) : ( a ) α = -1 and ( b ) α = 0 . = The ... zero until some critical point , whereas high values of y produce an inverse effect : the probability density shifts toward ...
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LFNM Plenary | 1 |
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