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trace: None trace: None
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#### RP->RRP shuttling #### RPShuttling
This happens in the seconds loop, once per second. This happens in the seconds loop, once per second.
##### RP->RRPSlow: Episode ##### RPShuttleSlow: Episode
The "Hard Bottleneck" State. Recruitment is throttled by a lack of signal, a lack of supply, or a lack of space. If even one of these "Near-Stop" conditions is met, the rate cannot exceed "Slow," regardless of the other two conditions. The "Hard Bottleneck" State. Recruitment is throttled by a lack of signal, a lack of supply, or a lack of space. If even one of these "Near-Stop" conditions is met, the rate cannot exceed "Slow," regardless of the other two conditions.
Rate: 0.00 – 0.25 Rate: 0.00 – 0.25
```Gen ```Gen
episode: RP->RRPSlow episode: RPShuttleSlow
contained_by: BEH-PRE contained_by: BEH-PRE
in_context: RPShuttle in_context: RPShuttle
@@ -481,14 +481,14 @@ episode: RP->RRPSlow
trace: None trace: None
``` ```
##### RP->RRPModerate: Episode ##### RPShuttleModerate: Episode
The "Sub-Optimal" State. The machinery is working, but it's held back by partial limitations. This covers cases where the signal is steady but the "piston" isn't firing at full speed, or where a high vacancy in the RRP (nearEmpty) forces a low signal to work a bit harder. The "Sub-Optimal" State. The machinery is working, but it's held back by partial limitations. This covers cases where the signal is steady but the "piston" isn't firing at full speed, or where a high vacancy in the RRP (nearEmpty) forces a low signal to work a bit harder.
Rate: 0.50 – 0.97 Rate: 0.50 – 0.97
```Gen ```Gen
episode: RP->RRPModerate episode: RPShuttleModerate
contained_by: BEH-PRE contained_by: BEH-PRE
in_context: RPShuttle in_context: RPShuttle
@@ -502,14 +502,14 @@ episode: RP->RRPModerate
trace: None trace: None
``` ```
##### RP->RRPFast: Episode ##### RPShuttleFast: Episode
The "High Performance" State. Multiple systems are optimized, but one is still at a "Medium" level. This represents an active synapse that hasn't reached its absolute peak because either the supply is only 50% or the RRP isn't empty enough to create that "maximal vacuum" pull. The "High Performance" State. Multiple systems are optimized, but one is still at a "Medium" level. This represents an active synapse that hasn't reached its absolute peak because either the supply is only 50% or the RRP isn't empty enough to create that "maximal vacuum" pull.
Rate: 1.25 – 1.94 Rate: 1.25 – 1.94
```Gen ```Gen
episode: RP->RRPFast episode: RPShuttleFast
contained_by: BEH-PRE contained_by: BEH-PRE
in_context: RPShuttle in_context: RPShuttle
@@ -522,14 +522,14 @@ episode: RP->RRPFast
trace: None trace: None
``` ```
##### RP->RRPMaximal: Episode ##### RPShuttleMaximal: Episode
The "Total Recovery" State. All systems are at their theoretical peak for speed. The "Total Recovery" State. All systems are at their theoretical peak for speed.
Rate: 2.50 – 5.00 Rate: 2.50 – 5.00
```Gen ```Gen
episode: RP->RRPMaximal episode: RPShuttleMaximal
contained_by: BEH-PRE contained_by: BEH-PRE
in_context: RPShuttle in_context: RPShuttle
@@ -538,12 +538,12 @@ episode: RP->RRPMaximal
hypothesis: (CaTrace nearFull) AND (RP nearFull) AND RRP (nearEmpty) hypothesis: (CaTrace nearFull) AND (RP nearFull) AND RRP (nearEmpty)
action: [RP decrease, RRP increase] action: [RP decrease, RRP increase]
trace: None trace: None
```
### min: behaviors ### min: behaviors
#### Refill RP from Glutamine #### Refill RP from Glutamine
How RP is replenished
This happens in the minutes loop, once per minute, via the glutamine shuttle from the astrocyte. It is a two-step process across two cells. This happens in the minutes loop, once per minute, via the glutamine shuttle from the astrocyte. It is a two-step process across two cells.
Step 1 — astrocyte side Step 1 — astrocyte side
@@ -556,27 +556,6 @@ Step 2 — presynapse side
The glutamine crosses into the presynapse, where glutaminase converts it back into glutamate. That glutamate is immediately repackaged into vesicles and added to N_RP: The glutamine crosses into the presynapse, where glutaminase converts it back into glutamate. That glutamate is immediately repackaged into vesicles and added to N_RP:
N_RP = min(Max_RP, N_RP + refill_RP)
The ceiling guard `min(Max_RP, ...)` prevents N_RP from exceeding its physical maximum.
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**The full chain from release to re-availability**:
ms: NT released from RRP → N_RRP falls
→ NT_cleft rises
→ NT_released_this_window accumulates
seconds: EAATs clear NT_cleft → glutamate enters astrocyte
Tr_Ca gates speed → N_RP moves into N_RRP
→ (partially restores what was just depleted)
mins: glutamate → glutamine → Glutamine_pool filled
glutamine → N_RP → reserve restocked for next seconds cycle
---
**The asymmetry that makes depletion possible**: **The asymmetry that makes depletion possible**:
The chain reveals why sustained high-frequency firing eventually depletes the synapse even with all replenishment mechanisms running. The chain reveals why sustained high-frequency firing eventually depletes the synapse even with all replenishment mechanisms running.