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When Does Forecast-Error Energy Grow Logistically in Geophysical Turbulence?
Coarse-graining can yield a simple macroscopic growth curve in a bounded chaotic system even when constituent scales follow different clocks. The distinction matters as reduced-order and generative models compress multiscale forecast uncertainty into learned coordinates. We ask when forecast-error e
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