First-Order-Like Phase Transition Induced by Two Different Kinds of Noise in Dispersive Optical Bistability

With unified colored noise approximation, the steady state distribution function in dispersive optical bistability including both intensity and phase fluctuations is obtained. The parameter plane of the first-order-like phase transition is a/so derived with numerical method. It is found that the number of extremes at non-zero values of the output field in the steady state distribution function is changed from zero, two to four. It is shown that the strengths of the intensity fluctuation and the phase fluctuation have great effect on the first-order-fike phase transition.     

First-Order-Like Phase Transition Induced by Two Different Kinds of Noise in Dispersive Optical Bistability

With unified colored noise approximation, the steady state distribution function in dispersive opticalbistability including both intensity and phase fluctuations is obtained. The parameter plane of the first-order-like phasetransition is also derived with numerical method. It is found that the number of extremes at non-zero values of theoutput field in the steady state distribution function is changed from zero, two to four. It is shown that the strengths of the intensity fluctuation and the phase fluctuation have great effect on the first-order-like phase transition.     

First-Order-Like Transition for Dispersive Optical Bistability

The first-order-like phase transition (FOLT) in the dispersive optical bistability is investigated when the fluctuation in the incident light field is considered as colored noise. A unified colored-noise approximation is applied to obtain the steady state distribution (SSD) when either the intensity or phase fluctuations of the incident field are included in the system. For intensity fluctuations only, the curve of SSD is changed from single extreme to two extremes, and then to three extremes. The colored nature of the noise can reduce the fluctuation in the system. However, for phase fluctuations only, the FOLT is mainly induced by the colored nature of the noise. The curve of SSD is changed from single extreme to three extremes directly. There is no FOLT existing for white noise.     

Steady-State Analysis of Two Single-Mode Dye Laser Models with Multiplicative Colored Model

In this paper, a unified expansion theory that can be simultaneously applied to both large and small correlation times developed by Gang HU is established and applied to the systems driven by multiplicative colored noise. The stationary intensity probabilities are calculated for colored gain-noise and colored-loss-noise models. Comparing with the predictions of the best Fokker-Planck equation and the unified colored-noise approximation for the stationary intensity probability of the two models, it is found that the results of the unified expansion theory are in better agreement with simulations and experimental results than those of the best Fokker-Planck equation approximation and the unified colored-noise approximation.     

Phase transitions in a bistable system driven by two colored noises

The colored noise problem is studied from the point of view of consistent Markovian approximations through extending unified colored-noise approximation to the case of two-colored-noise driving systems. A bistable system simultaneously driven by multiplicative and additive colored noise is investigated by means of the extended unified colored-noise approximation. It is found that, for weak strength and color of the additive noise, the form of the stationary probability distribution changes from a unimodal to a bimodal structure via a three modal one as the correlation time of the multiplicative colored noise increases, showing the system undergoes a first order phase transition from a monostable to a bistable state. Numerical simulations support our results. Received 10 August 1998 and Received in final form 23 April 1999     

Colored Noise in First-order-like Phase Transition of a Laser System

The decoupling theory is employed to analyze the multiplicative colored noise in a single mode laser system. Steady state intensity distribution function is derived when colored noise is included in the laser system. The first-order-like phase transition driven by multiplicative colored noise is investigated and compared with the case of multiplicative white noise. It is shown that the noise correlation time can affect the parameter plane of the first-order-like phase transition. The steady state intensity distributions in a laser system is changed greatly with noise correlation time τ.     

Colored Noise in First-order-like Phase Transition of a Laser System

The decoupling theory is employed to analyze the multiplicative colored noise in a single mode laser system. Steady state intensity distribution function is derived when colored noise is included in the laser system. The first-order-like phase transition driven by multiplicative colored noise is investigated and compared with the case of multiplicative white noise. It is shown that the noise correlation time can affect the parameter plane of the first-order-like phase transition. The steady state intensity distributions in a laser system is changed greatly with noise correlation time τ.     

Nonequilibrium first-order phase transition in semiconductor system driven by colored noise

We examine the mechanisms of action of colored multiplicative noise in a positionally disordered semiconductor with Moss–Burstein shift. It is shown that the action of multiplicative noise causes nonequilibrium first-order phase transition of the disorder–order-type in electron subsystem of semiconductor. There are relatively little changes in a condensed matter at such phase transitions, but the electron subsystem undergoes a strong reorganization. The steady photocarriers concentration distribution is studied within a unified colored-noise approximation.     

Transitions in a Logistic Growth Model Induced by Noise Coupling and Noise Color

With unified colored noise approximation, the logistic growth model is used to analyze cancer cell population when colored noise is included. It is found that both the coupling between noise terms and the noise color can induce continuous first-order-like and re-entrance-like phase transitions in the system. The coupling and the noise color can also increase tumor cell growth for small number of cell mass and repress tumor cell growth for large number of cell mass. It is shown that the approximate analytic expressions are consistent with the numerical simulations.     

Transitions in a Logistic Growth Model Induced by Noise Coupling and Noise Color

With unified colored noise approximation, the logistic growth model is used to analyze cancer cell population when colored noise is included. It is found that both the coupling between noise terms and the noise color can induce continuous first-order-like and re-entrance-like phase transitions in the system. The coupling and the noise color can also increase tumor cell growth for small number of cell mass and repress tumor cell growth for large number of cell mass. It is shown that the approximate analytic expressions are consistent with the numerical simulations.     

激光场中两维色噪声的近似计算

从色散型介质中三次激光模型出发，通过泛函导数，应用小于τ近拟计算两维色噪声，得到激光场定态强度分布，研究了定态强度分布的极值点随抽运参量和强度噪声相关时间的变化情况。应用平移1／N展开方法，得到激光场瞬态解，即本征值随抽运参量的变化情况。研究结果表明，抽运参量和噪声相关时间是激光系统出现一级相变类比的关键因素，相位噪声相关时间对强度谱分布中的线宽影响较大。     

Enhancement of density divergence in an insect outbreak model driven by colored noise

The steady states and the transient properties of an insect outbreak model driven by Gaussian colored noise are studied in this paper.According to the Fokker-Planck equation in the unified colored-noise approximation,we analyse the stationary probability distribution and the mean first-passage time of this model.By numerical analysis,the effects of the self-correlation time of insect birth rate and predation rate respectively reveal a manifest population divergence on the insect density.The decrease of the mean first-passage time indicates an enhancement dynamic on the density divergency with colored noise of a large self-correlation time based on the insect outbreak model.     

Steady-State Analysis of a Single-Mode Laser Driven by Colored Pump Noise with Cross-Correlation Between Real and Imaginary Parts of Quantum Noise

Applying the method of the unified colored noise approximation and phase lock, we study in this paper the stationary intensity distribution of the single-mode laser driven by colored pump noise with cross-correlation between the real and imaginary parts of the quantum noise. We present a thorough discussion of how the cross-correlation λq between the real and imaginary parts of the quantum noise and the self-correlation time τ of the pump noise determine the behaviors of the stationary distribution Qst(I), the mean (I）, and the variance λ2(0) of the laser intensity. It is shown that cross-correlation intensity λq of the complex quantum noise can induce a first-order-like transition. When the pump noise is colored noise (τ≠0), improving the pump parameters monotonously will make the curves of Qst(I) exhibit reentrant phase transition. The fluctuations of laser intensity are strongly influenced by λq and τ when the laser is operated near or below threshold. Especially when τ≠0, the heights of the peaks of the curves of λ2(0)-α0 and α3(0)-α0, (here a0 is the net gain coefficient) go up as λq increases. However the entire curves λ2(0)-α0 and λ3(0)-α0 are abruptly suppressed when λq = 1, in similarity to phase transition of stationary intensity distribution.     

Stationary Probability Distribution of Colored-noise Saturation Model for a Single-mode Dye Laser

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Stationary Probability Distribution of Colored-noise Saturation Model for a Single-mode Dye Laser

It is applied the interpolation procedure to calculate the stationary probability distribution of colored-gain-noise model of a single-mode dye laser which operates above threshold with correlation time τ covering a very wide rang. By use of Stochastic Runge-Kutta Algorithm, it also has carried out numerical simulations of the steady-state properties. Comparing the results of the interpolation procedure and the unified colored-noise approximation with simulation results, the agreement between the results of the interpolation procedure and simulation results is much better than that of the unified colored-noise approximation when correlation time τ covers range from moderate to large.     

Asymmetric stochastic resonance under non-Gaussian colored noise and time-delayed feedback

Based on adiabatic approximation theory, in this paper we study the asymmetric stochastic resonance system with time-delayed feedback driven by non-Gaussian colored noise. The analytical expressions of the mean first-passage time(MFPT) and output signal-to-noise ratio(SNR) are derived by using a path integral approach, unified colored-noise approximation(UCNA), and small delay approximation. The effects of time-delayed feedback and non-Gaussian colored noise on the output SNR are analyzed. Moreover, three types of asymmetric potential function characteristics are thoroughly discussed. And they are well-depth asymmetry(DASR), well-width asymmetry(WASR), and synchronous action of welldepth and well-width asymmetry(DWASR), respectively. The conclusion of this paper is that the time-delayed feedback can suppress SR, however, the non-Gaussian noise deviation parameter has the opposite effect. Moreover, the correlation time plays a significant role in improving SNR, and the SNR of asymmetric stochastic resonance is higher than that of symmetric stochastic resonance. Our experiments demonstrate that the appropriate parameters can make the asymmetric stochastic resonance perform better to detect weak signals than the symmetric stochastic resonance, in which no matter whether these signals have low frequency or high frequency, accompanied by strong or weak noise.     

Intensity Correlation,Relaxat ion Time,Intensity Fluctuation and First-Order-Like Transition of Dye Laser

Statistical properties of dye laser are studied by using the colored gain-noise model which has been presented recently. We calculate the intensity correlation function and relaxation time driven by colored pump noise and white spon taneous-emission noise simultaneously. Intensity fluctuation and first-order-like transition are analyzed too in this paper. It is found that the colored gain-noise model can describe well the anomalous statistical properties of dye laser.     

色关联噪声对林木Logistic生长模型的影响

在林木生长Logistic模型中, 引入加性和乘性关联色噪声, 运用统一色噪声近似、刘维方程以及诺维科夫原理, 推导了近似福克-普朗克方程, 分析了相关参数对稳态概率分布函数的影响. 结果表明: 改变乘性色噪声强度D和加性色噪声强度Q均能导致稳态概率分布曲线峰值高度的改变以及峰位置的移动, 对概率密度分布呈现出漂移作用. 但是在D和Q增大的过程中, 稳态概率分布曲线峰位置的移动方向是不同的: D增大时, 峰的位置向左移动; Q增大时, 峰的位置向右移动. 另外, 当λ >0时, 随着|λ|的增大, 稳态概率分布函数峰的位置向右移动, 且峰值的高度变大; 而λ<0时, 随着|λ|的增大, 稳态概率分布函数峰值的高度也变大, 而峰的位置却向左移动. 关键词： 林木生长 Logistic模型 色噪声 稳态概率分布     

Stochastic resonance in two kinds of asymmetric nonlinear systems with time-delayed feedback and subject to additive colored noise

This paper attempts to investigate the stochastic resonance (SR) behaviors in two kinds of asymmetric nonlinear systems with time-delayed feedback driven by additive colored noise by virtue of two-state theory, small time delay approximation, path integral approach, and unified colored-noise approximation, where asymmetric nonlinear systems include asymmetric well depth and asymmetric well width alone. The characteristics of SR in two kinds of asymmetric systems are different for different asymmetric ratios and correlated times of additive colored noise. For asymmetric well width, optimal noise intensity is independent of asymmetric ratio and correlated time, whereas for asymmetric well depth it is closely related with asymmetric ratio and correlated time. However, optimal noise intensity is closely related with feedback intensity, and time-delay for two kinds of asymmetries. Even there exists the optimal feedback intensity, time delay and correlated time to make output SNR maximum. Above clues are helpful to achieve weak signal detection under strong background noise.     

Mean First-Passage Time of an Asymmetric Kinetic Model Driven by Two Different Kinds of Colored Noises

The mean first-passage time （MFPT） of an asymmetric bistable system between multiplicative non-Gaussian noise and additive Gaussian white noise with nonzero cross-correlation time is investigated. Firstly, the non-Markov process is reduced to the Markov process through a path-integral approach; Secondly, the approximate Fokker Planck equation is obtained by applying the unified colored noise approximation and the.Novikov Theorem. The steady-state probability distribution （SPD） is also obtained. The basal functional analysis and simplification are employed to obtain the approximate expressions of MFPT T^±. The effects of the asymmetry parameter β, the non-Gaussian parameter （measures deviation from Gaussian character） r, the noise correlation times τ and τ2, the coupling coefficient A, the intensities D and a of noise on the MFPT are discussed. It is found that the asymmetry parameter β, the non-Gaussian parameter r and the coupling coefficient A can induce phase transition. Moreover, the main findings are that the effect of self-existent parameters （D, α, and τ） of noise and cross-correlation parameters （A, 7-2） between noises on MFPT T^± is different.