Experimental study of entropy generation and synchronization in networks of coupled dynamical systems
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This thesis describes an experiment in which a weak optical signal is modulated by feedback from a single-photon detector and shows that measurements of the entropy rate can resolve both noise and chaos, and describes the relevance of this observation to random number generation.
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