¹Uzhhorod National University, 54, Volosyna str., 88000 U zhhorod, Ukraine
²University of Presov, 1, 17 November str., 08116 Presov, Slovakia

Abstract. Discussed in this paper are the singularity and self-organizing effect of instability and randomness under the influence of external white noise on formation of non-crystalline materials. The random nature of the receiving medium together with the disorganizing effect was found to be capable to initiate formation of qualitatively new self-organized structures in non-crystalline solids. Also analyzed in the paper is the effect of a random temperature field applied to the melt during the cooling process in non-crystalline As-S(Se) semiconductor systems. The conditions for a non-crystalline system in a fluctuating external environment to adjust its properties to the average properties of the environment and to correspond to the deterministic case were identified. Furthermore, the conditions for non-additive reaction of the system to a random environment and formation of a new mode of energy conversion in the self-organized structure at the nanoscale level are determined. The spectrum of the structures created in this way is more diverse as compared to the spectrum corresponding to respective deterministic conditions.

Keywords:bifurcation diagram, fractality, nanosized effects, synergetics, white noise, non-crystalline semiconductors, self-organized structures.

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