Slow Recovery from Disturbances as a Generic Indicator of a Nearby Catastrophic Shift.¶
van Nes, E. H., & Scheffer, M. (2007). Slow Recovery from Disturbances as a Generic Indicator of a Nearby Catastrophic Shift. The American Naturalist, 169, 738-747.
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Primes¶
- Tipping Points (or Phase Transitions)
- - Structural tension: Critical slowing-down (slower recovery from perturbations), variance increase, and autocorrelation rise are theoretically predicted to emerge near bifurcation points
This sourceEstablishes slowing-down (increased recovery time from perturbations) as a theoretically and empirically testable precursor signal.
- - Structural tension: Critical slowing-down (slower recovery from perturbations), variance increase, and autocorrelation rise are theoretically predicted to emerge near bifurcation points
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