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Theresa Ong (Dartmouth College): Complex hysteretic patterns: hidden loops and ecological traps
23 March 2021 @ 9:00 - 10:00 PDT
NOTE:
Because of the asynchronous transition to Summer Time, the usual time of the seminar (9 a.m. Pacific) is one hour earlier in Europe: 4 p.m. London and 5 p.m. Paris.
Abstract:
Critical transitions whereby small changes in conditions can cause large and irreversible changes in ecosystem states are a cause of increasing concern in ecology. Here, I focus on the irreversibility of these transitions, formally known as hysteresis. I will discuss a variety of complicated hysteretic patterns derived from theory and experiments, which include “unattainable” stable states that once lost may never be recovered.
Zoom link: https://liu-se.zoom.us/j/63158449287
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