Hysteresis
Definition
A system is said to exhibit hysteresis if it exhibits a lag between cause and effect, i.e., the current output of the system depends not juts on current inputs but also on past inputs, i.e., on the history.
A system is said to exhibit hysteresis if it exhibits a lag between cause and effect, i.e., the current output of the system depends not juts on current inputs but also on past inputs, i.e., on the history.