Natural time analysis of critical phenomena
Natural time analysis of critical phenomena
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10.1073/pnas.1108138108
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2011-06
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P. Varotsos;N. Sarlis;E. Skordas;S. Uyeda;M. Kamogawa
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P. Varotsos;N. Sarlis;E. Skordas;S. Uyeda;M. Kamogawa
A quantity exists by which one can identify the approach of a dynamical system to the state of criticality, which is hard to identify otherwise. This quantity is the variance of natural time χ, where and pk is the normalized energy released during the kth event of which the natural time is defined as χk = k/N and N stands for the total number of events. Then we show that κ1 becomes equal to 0.070 at the critical state for a variety of dynamical systems. This holds for criticality models such as 2D Ising and the Bak–Tang–Wiesenfeld sandpile, which is the standard example of self-organized criticality. This condition of κ1 = 0.070 holds for experimental results of critical phenomena such as growth of rice piles, seismic electric signals, and the subsequent seismicity before the associated main shock.