Deterministic 1/<i>f</i>noise in nonconserative models of self-organized criticality
Physical Review LettersPublished 20 April 1992
Kim Christensen, Zeev Olami, Per Bak
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Generic, deterministic, nonconservative models displaying self-organized criticality are shown to exhibit 1/{ital f} noise and the exponent of the power spectrum depends on the level of conservation.
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Generic, deterministic, nonconservative models displaying self-organized criticality are shown to exhibit 1/f noise. The exponent of the power spectrum depends on the level of conservation.Received 24 January 1992DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.68.2417©1992 American Physical Society
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