Fig. 2.

Zero-dimensional toy model illustrating the effect of the delay. In each panel the green curve represents the evolution of the delay with time for a given Bϕ, indicated in the lower panels as the blue curve. The dashed line represents time. The histogram on the right-hand side represents the resulting source term S normalized in arbitrary units. Panels a and b illustrate the case of a weakly nonlinear delay (α = −1), and panels c and d show a nonlinear delay (α = −2). Panels a and c show a short effective delay (e.g., and τ0 = 3 · 10−5 Pcyc) and panels b and d show a long effective delay (e.g.,
and τ0 = 10−3 Pcyc).
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