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Training and memory in a randomly driven fractal gel
A variety of disordered materials, including jammed particulate systems and crumpled paper, can be trained to exhibit memory of a cyclic strain amplitude. Only recently, however, have questions emerged around the whether random driving can impart similar training. Here, we employ x-ray photon correl
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