critical levels

critical levels
Values of control parameters where the nature of a nonlinear dynamic system changes. The system can bifurcate ( bifurcation), or make the transition from stable to turbulent behavior. An example is the straw that breaks the camel's back. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary

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