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Laser Experiment Shows Role of Memory in Stochastic Resonance

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JOEL WILLIAMS, ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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AMSTERDAM, June 3, 2021 — A laser experiment conducted by scientists at AMOLF (part of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research) has enhanced understanding of the role of memory in stochastic resonance. Stochastic resonance describes the phenomenon in which a signal is amplified with an optimum amount of noise; to explain it in an analogy, consider a task that requires a great deal of attention. The task may be more difficult when there is a loud conversation nearby. However with complete silence, it may also be difficult to concentrate. Many find that a particular level of noise — whether the...Read full article

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    Published: June 2021
    Glossary
    noise
    The unwanted and unpredictable fluctuations that distort a received signal and hence tend to obscure the desired message. Noise disturbances, which may be generated in the devices of a communications system or which may enter the system from the outside, limit the range of the system and place requirements on the signal power necessary to ensure good reception.
    frequency
    With reference to electromagnetic radiation, the number of crests of waves that pass a fixed point in a given unit of time, in light or other wave motion. Expressed in hertz or cycles per second.
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