A thermodynamic uncertainty relation imposes an entropy-based constraint on the seasonal phase locking of ENSO variance in a linear stochastic recharge oscillator model.
Entropy Production along a Stochastic Trajectory and an Integral Fluctuation Theorem
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In deterministic partially observable worlds, perfect prediction requires either identifying the relevant hidden quotient or achieving overwrite control, while high empowerment alone is insufficient.
A relation links quasispecies Hill numbers to the ratio of effective fitness variance over mean mutation rate squared, emerging from mean approximations of surprisal rates under Eigen's model.
Time-reversed Shannon entropy distinguishes chaotic from regular orbits in Kerr and Schwarzschild-Melvin spacetimes by quantifying forward-backward asymmetry in probability distributions.
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A Stochastic-Thermodynamic Constraint on the Seasonal Phase Locking of the El Ni\~no-Southern Oscillation
A thermodynamic uncertainty relation imposes an entropy-based constraint on the seasonal phase locking of ENSO variance in a linear stochastic recharge oscillator model.
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Prediction and Empowerment: A Theory of Agency through Bridge Interfaces
In deterministic partially observable worlds, perfect prediction requires either identifying the relevant hidden quotient or achieving overwrite control, while high empowerment alone is insufficient.
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Quasilocalization under coupled mutation-selection dynamics
A relation links quasispecies Hill numbers to the ratio of effective fitness variance over mean mutation rate squared, emerging from mean approximations of surprisal rates under Eigen's model.
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Time-reversed Shannon entropy as a chaos indicator for non-integrable systems
Time-reversed Shannon entropy distinguishes chaotic from regular orbits in Kerr and Schwarzschild-Melvin spacetimes by quantifying forward-backward asymmetry in probability distributions.