
Applies the Void Framework's network Pe formulation to 16 climate tipping elements using the Armstrong McKay (2022) coupling matrix. Individual Pe scores for each tipping element (O = feedback opacity, R = amplification strength, α = constraint integrity). Network Pe incorporates coupling κ between elements. K11 (confirmed survived) predicts: at coupling strengths κ ≥ 0.15, individual Pe sums fail as predictors — network Pe dominates. Armstrong McKay reports average coupling 0.4–0.6, well above the K11 threshold. Paper validates against 8 paleoclimate cascade events and identifies the three highest-risk modern cascade routes by network Pe topology.
Part of the Void Framework research project (Moreright DAO).
void framework, network cascade, Fisher Runaway, paleoclimate, tipping elements, K11, WAIS, AMOC, climate tipping points, Armstrong McKay, network void, Pe coupling, permafrost
void framework, network cascade, Fisher Runaway, paleoclimate, tipping elements, K11, WAIS, AMOC, climate tipping points, Armstrong McKay, network void, Pe coupling, permafrost
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