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A two process model of sleep regulation
Borbély · 1982 · Human Neurobiology 1(3):195–204
What this work gives Aellic
The two-process model: sleep propensity is the interaction of homeostatic sleep pressure (Process S, rising exponentially during wake and falling exponentially during sleep) and a circadian rhythm (Process C). Its consequence for any sleep-debt feature: Process S SATURATES — sleep debt is not a bank account, it neither accumulates linearly forever nor is it repaid 1:1. The model supports only the qualitative shape (bounded, recency-weighted); every concrete window, decay or cap constant is construction, not literature.
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