We consider the generation of higher harmonics in periodically driven noisy nonlinear systems. Recent numerical studies of higher harmonics in such systems have shown so-called noise induced resonances that manifest themselves in a strong suppression of higher harmonics at certain values of the noise level. A theory for this peculiar phenomenon is presented, unmasking the universal character of these resonances and their widespread occurrence.
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