cosmophysical factors in the fluctuation amplitude spectrum of brownian motion
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Abstract
Phenomenon of the regular variability of the fine structure of the fluctuation in the am-
plitude distributions (shapes of related histograms) for the case of Brownian motion
was investigated. We took an advantage of the dynamic light scattering method (DLS)
to get a stochastically fluctuated signal determined by Brownian motion. Shape of the
histograms is most likely to vary, synchronous, in two proximally located independent
cells containing Brownian particles. The synchronism persists in the cells distant at
2 m from each other, and positioned meridionally. With a parallel-wise positioning of
the cells, high probability of the synchronous variation in the shape of the histograms
by local time has been observed. This result meets the previous conclusion about the
dependency of histogram shapes (“fluctuation amplitudes” of the spectra of stochastic
processes) upon rotation of the Earth.
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| Authors | ;Kaminsky A. V.;Shnoll S. E. |
| Journal | e-jurnal akuntansi |
| Year | 2010 |
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