Noise-induced self-oscillation (flutter) suppression in the Keldysh model
V.P. Koshcheev, Yu.N. Shtanov

TL;DR
This paper derives an energy evolution equation for a Keldysh model with noise and demonstrates that white noise can suppress self-oscillations when its intensity surpasses a critical threshold.
Contribution
It introduces a new equation for energy evolution in a noisy Keldysh model and shows noise-induced suppression of flutter.
Findings
Self-oscillations are suppressed by sufficiently strong white noise.
A critical noise intensity threshold for suppression is identified.
The model provides insights into noise control of dynamical systems.
Abstract
An equation for the evolution of the energy of a dynamical system (Keldysh model with one degree of freedom), which contains a white noise source, is constructed. It is shown that self-oscillations (flutter) are suppressed if the intensity of white noise exceeds a critical value.
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Taxonomy
TopicsEcosystem dynamics and resilience · stochastic dynamics and bifurcation · Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
