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concept:doubly-transient-chaosDoubly-Transient Chaos
Chaos whose underlying saddle-like set itself decays over time (as in a damped pendulum); the paper expects most reasoning models to show this due to convergence pressure acting like dissipation.
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- Transient Chaosextendsrelated_toThe physical phenomenon the paper identifies as the cause of reasoning slowdowns: chaotic wandering before eventual convergence.
- Singly-Transient Chaosrelated_toChaos where the saddle-like set is constant and transience arises only from approach to steady states, contrasted with doubly-transient chaos.
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