Propagation of signals in the chains of bi-stable elements
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Abstract
This article is devoted to treating the behavior of systems composed of an ensemble of bi-stable cells which are capable to write and store information and are connected with similar cells placed along one dimensional direction so as information can propagate along this direction in wave form. Basic equations were derived and solved. Waves of information are related to the change in the entropy of the environment. The results of this article clarify the well known Landauer’s principle.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics · Neural dynamics and brain function · Quantum Mechanics and Applications
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StolypinVolgaRegion Institute Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, , Russia, 410031, Saratov, Sobornayast, 23/25, Russia
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