Nonlinear resonance for the oscillator with a nonmonotonic dependence of eigenfrequency on energy
S. M. Soskin
Abstract
S. M. Soskin
Abstract
An alternative type of nonlinear resonance is reported. Its paradoxical peculiarity is demonstrated: an exact resonance between an external periodic field and a free oscillation at some energy is not necessarily needed, unlike the conventional nonlinear resonance. Examples of physical systems are given.
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An alternative type of nonlinear resonance is reported. Its paradoxical peculiarity is demonstrated: an exact resonance between an external periodic field and a free oscillation at some energy is not necessarily needed, unlike the conventional nonlinear resonance. Examples of physical systems are given.
Key concepts: Nonlinear resonance, Resonance (particle physics), Nonlinear system, Oscillation (cell signaling), Physics, Energy (signal processing), Quantum electrodynamics, Nonlinear Oscillations