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Multiple hydrological attractors under stochastic daily forcing: 1. Can multiple attractors exist?

Peterson et al., 2014

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Peterson T
Western A
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Including positive feedbacks in hydrological models has recently been shown to result in complex behavior with multiple steady states. When a large disturbance, say a major drought, is simulated within such models the hydrology changes. Once the disturbance ends …
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