Abstract

Stationary solutions of the Fokker-Planck equation are found by expansions of the probability distribution with respect to the reciprocal noise strength. It is shown that this expansion is convergent. Explicit representations for the probability distribution are obtained by numerical simulations for the Lorenz model and for a model of generators with inertial nonlinearity (GIN). The obtained distributions show an increasing amount of fine structure with decreasing noise which more and more reflects the fractal attractor structure. Results of measurements of the power spectrum of the GIN and of the distribution in the phase space are presented in dependence on the noise strengths.

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