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(a,b) Comparison between the experimental data (open symbols), frequency ω = 37.7rads −1 and the numerical simulations (filled symbols) driving frequencies: (a) ω = 37.7rads −1 and (b) ω = 50.3rads −1 . In both images the black segment denotes the slope α = 1.8 of the power law P(t p ).

(a,b) Comparison between the experimental data (open symbols), frequency ω = 37.7rads −1 and the numerical simulations (filled symbols) driving frequencies: (a) ω = 37.7rads −1 and (b) ω = 50.3rads −1 . In both images the black segment denotes the slope α = 1.8 of the power law P(t p ).

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