Chaotic dynamics of resting ventilatory flow in humans assessed through noise titration

@article{Wysocki2006ChaoticDO,
  title={Chaotic dynamics of resting ventilatory flow in humans assessed through noise titration},
  author={Marc Wysocki and Marie-No{\"e}lle Fiamma and Christian Straus and Chi-Sang Poon and Thomas Similowski},
  journal={Respiratory Physiology \& Neurobiology},
  year={2006},
  volume={153},
  pages={54-65}
}
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