Logarithmic centroid method recovers adiabatic Kramers scaling in coherence resonance for SRK model with Feller noise despite bathtub effect, identifies strong-noise breakdown, and demonstrates noise-induced transition to functional synchronization in gap-junction coupled systems.
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Logarithmic centroid method recovers adiabatic Kramers scaling in coherence resonance for SRK model with Feller noise despite bathtub effect, identifies strong-noise breakdown, and demonstrates noise-induced transition to functional synchronization in gap-junction coupled systems.