On the origin of 1/f noise

[Occam]

http://phys.org/news/2013-03-century-old-problem-graphene-professor-low-frequency.html

Now, if I can only get my son to explain the math of surface plasmons, and (obviously) gain access to that customized Raman spectroscopy unit...

It might even give a rational explanation as to Bybee gegaw function.

PS - I've no idea where I should have posted this, or its of interest to anyone. Move, as appropriate.

 

[amirm]

It is a strange article and paper title. It says it is about "origin" of 1/f noise. The abstract of the paper itself doesn't say that and instead talks about the fact that the noise is proportional to surface area below certain thickness and volume above that. That seems like experimental results and not causation. The article misses even this part!

 

[KBK]

Thanks for that...

Yah see..when you use a complete molecular fluid conductor, a true molecular level fluid...with no lattice structure....the 1/f noise is...is...is....??