fluctuation-dissipation theorem
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fluctuation-dissipation theorem has 9 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 2 references, with 2 live disagreements.
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
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| Cited As | Einstein 1905 | [1] |
| Cited As | Kubo 1966 | [1] |
| Attributed to | Einstein 1905 | [2] |
| Attributed to | Kubo 1966 | [2] |
| References | Einstein 1905 | [1] |
| Establishes Necessity | Noise Amplitude | [1] |
| Rdf:type | Physical Law | [2] |
| Requires Condition | equation-dissipation-times-T | [2] |
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ctx:discord/blah/watt-activation/part-582ctx:discord/blah/watt-activation/579- full textwatt-activation-579text/plain2 KB
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[2026-03-29 03:19] xenonfun: ``` ⏺ Yes. The Langevin equation is standard statistical mechanics — it's the Einstein relation applied to field theory. The physics: Euler without noise = zero-temperature dynamics. The field always rolls do…
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