SH spatial structure with varying Markov time.

<p>(a) , (b) , and (c) . Bins are colored by the community to which they belong; those plotted with transparent faces were included in the model domain but do not belong to any community as they had no particles that spawned within them survive. Communities are indexed from south to north, wit...

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Main Author:	Karsten N. Economou (20189644) (author)
Other Authors:	Wendy C. Gentleman (9162548) (author), Kira A. Krumhansl (1686760) (author), Claudio DiBacco (3199614) (author), Daan Reijnders (20189647) (author), Zeliang Wang (355715) (author), Devin A. Lyons (15364974) (author), Ben Lowen (20189650) (author)
Published:	2024
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SH spatial structure with varying Markov time.

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