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Characterizing stochastic inertia: when does noise increase escape times?
Motivated by observations in atmospheric modelling, we investigate the effect of ``stochastic inertia'': in certain dynamical systems, small noise induces trajectories to stay longer in a dynamically critical subset of state space than in the purely deterministic situation. Under mild general assump
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