“…Chaotic dynamics and noise effects in vanadium dioxide are of considerable interest because of potential technical applications of the material. In addition, these effects receive increased attention due to general fundamental interest both in the nonlinear phenomena themselves, and, in particular, in the problem of metal-insulator transitions, because the noise measurements can give valuable information about the transition mechanism [4][5][6], [8], [10]. As for the applied aspect, vanadium oxide films are used for fabrication of a variety of electrical and optical devices, including electrical switching elements, temperature sensors, optical storage devices, variable reflectivity mirrors, IR bolometric detectors [11].…”