Flicker noises in astronomy and elsewhere.

By W. Press. 1978

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On the origin of long-range correlations in texts (2012, neutral): “pðτÞ ∼ τ−μ and CτðkÞ 1⁄4 δðkÞ; [8]”
Long-range correlation and partial 1/fα spectrum in a noncoding DNA sequence (1992, background): “For these two cases, we have an interesting connection with the 1/1'" noise - time series with 1/r power spectra - which are quite common in nature [1].”
Complexity, segregation, and pattern formation in rotating-drum flows (2011, methodology): “, the socalled 1=f noise (Press, 1978)] and in space.”
Self-organization and complexity in historical landscape patterns (2003, background): “…character since fractals and power laws are observed throughout nature: earthquakes (Gutenberg and Richter 1954, Ceva 1998), quasar luminosities (Press 1978), avalanches in sand piles (Bak et al. 1987, Bak 1994, 1996), or chemical reactions (Simoyi et al. 1982), diversity (Solé and Manrubia…”