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(Received September 10, 1999; accepted for publication February 4, 2000)
The 1/f resistance fluctuations of carbon fiber are observed under four different nonequilibrium conditions controlled by the heat diffusion from the fiber to the external environment. A higher-order correlation function of an observed 1/f time series is analyzed and compared with those of three different types of computer-generated 1/f time series. It is found that the higher-order correlation function related to the time-inversion asymmetry of the 1/f resistance fluctuation shows the same statistical property as that of a one-dimensional diffusion system. Further more, the higher-order correlation function of the 1/f resistance fluctuations with the same 1/f spectra is shown to be affected by the heat diffusion from the carbon fiber.
KEYWORDS:
1/f resistance fluctuation, higher-order correlation
function, carbon fiber, heat diffusion, nonequilibrium
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DOI: 10.1143/JJAP.39.2865