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Recovery is a method of repaying [[wikipedia:Sleep_debt|sleep debt]] by sleeping mostly without alarms and minimal restrictions.


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Triphasic - это оригинальный и самый популярный из соответствующего [[Special:MyLanguage/Tri core|семейства графиков]], который состоит из 3 [[Special:MyLanguage/Cores|ядер]] и не содержит нэпов.


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Recovery is usually applied in two cases:


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== Происхождение ==
* Before the adaptation. This reduces pre-existing sleep debt, which generally makes adaptation [[Special:MyLanguage/4-Stages Adaptation Model|milder]] and possibly shorter.
* After failing the adaptation, which mostly includes [[Special:MyLanguage/Oversleep syndrome|oversleeping syndrome]] or being stuck in the [[Special:MyLanguage/stage 3/4 loop|stage 3/4 loop]].


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Лейф Уивер предложил этот график, адаптировался к нему и придерживался его несколько месяцев.
The time this process takes depends on the amount of sleep debt and individual sleep efficiency. It's expected to last for 1-2 weeks on average, but might be shorter or even much longer in extreme cases.  


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At first, total sleep time may be unexpectedly high or low, but it stabilizes with time. Eventually, the total duration of sleep should become close to the personal [[Special:MyLanguage/monophasic|monophasic]] baseline. This, as well as feeling refreshed and rested during the day, indicates that the recovery process has been successfully completed.


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== Механизм ==


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Ядра обычно находятся на одинаковом расстоянии друг от друга, а промежуток между ними составляет 6.5 часа. Однако такое расположение ядер не обязательно. Тем не менее, рекомендуется избегать такого расположения, при котором время между двумя ядрами будет больше, чем 8 часов. Самый большой разрыв по времени, к которому был зафиксирован случай адаптации, составил 9 часов между дневным и веречним ядрами. Предполагается, что другие промежутки будут меньше, так как давление сна выше ночью и утром.
Technically, most [[Special:MyLanguage/non-reducing|non-reducing]] schedules are sufficient as the recovery variants. This section describes the most popular ones.


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Как и в случае с [[Special:MyLanguage/Dual core|Dual core]], вечернее ядро в основном отвечает за [[wikipedia:Slow-wave_sleep|SWS]], в то время как утреннее - за [[wikipedia:Rapid_eye_movement_sleep|REM]]. Дневное ядро содержит смешанные стадии сна.


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This is the most popular type of recovery. The nocturnal sleep should start at the same time daily and end with a natural wake when feeling refreshed enough. It's preferable to schedule a [[Special:MyLanguage/dark period|dark period]] before the core to increase sleep efficiency.


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== Адаптация ==


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[[Special:MyLanguage/Biphasic|Biphasic]] sleep is often used for the recovery as well. Having two blocks of sleep, it is possible to use an alarm for one of them, without restrictions for the second one.
In the beginning, sleep cycles will proceed as normal. The cycle first starts with [[wikipedia:Non-rapid_eye_movement_sleep|light sleep]], then reaches SWS and then finally finishes after REM sleep is complete. In the second core, SWS pressure may be weaker than REM pressure, allowing for some REM sleep to get in this core.
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* [[Special:MyLanguage/E1|E1]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/Siesta|Siesta]] may have a restricted nocturnal core if it's impossible to sleep for long enough due to social inconveniences. In order to compensate for the lost sleep, a no-alarm sleep is scheduled during midday. Sleep during the day shouldn't be longer than ~2 hours though, as this may destabilize [[wikipedia:Circadian_rhythm|circadian rhythm]] or make it difficult to fall asleep in the evening. For this reason, it also makes sense to restrict the daytime block of sleep, but leaving the nocturnal sleep without alarms.
As adaptation progresses, both SWS and REM deprivation symptoms are likely to manifest as the schedule significantly reduces total sleep compared to [[Special:MyLanguage/monophasic|monophasic]]. Vital sleep needs to be [[Special:MyLanguage/repartitioning|repartitioned]] into each core sleep according to the homeostatic and circadian pressures.
* On [[Special:MyLanguage/Segmented|Segmented]], it's possible to use alarms for the first core, waking up from the second one naturally.
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During adaptation, the first core will be difficult to wake from, because of possible SWS wakes, which may result in oversleeps. Likewise, the second core may also be difficult, particularly when REM deprivation has accumulated to high levels. The daytime core is likely the easiest to handle, and may naturally shorten after adaptation.
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[[Special:MyLanguage/Random|Random]] sleep is the quickest way to recover. This means sleeping as much as possible at any desired time. As much as this way of recovery is appealing, it is not recommended. Habitual random sleep reduces discipline, which makes it difficult to adapt to strict sleep schedules afterwards. Moreover, random sleepers are more likely to have reduced sleep quality, which contributes to the adaptation difficulty as well.


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It is possible to recover while still using alarms. The recovery with sleep restriction takes longer, but sometimes it may be necessary due to the social life restrictions. This method is generally not recommended due to its inefficiency.
The adaptation difficulty for triphasic (non-extended) is "very hard" due to its low total sleep and only having a one-cycle core in the SWS peak. It is significantly harder than [[Special:MyLanguage/E3|E3]], due to the need to split SWS over several cores as well as its longer gaps.
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== Lifestyle consideration ==
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Because of Triphasic's daytime and evening cores at often inconvenient hours, Triphasic is not very popular. The need for a core in SWS peak makes social life in the evening difficult. As it only has 4.5 hours of total sleep, Triphasic is quite inflexible even after adaptation for average sleepers. One person has reported being able to flex a Triphasic core by up to 30 minutes. With the limited flexibility, maintaining Triphasic long-term is difficult, even if the adaptation is successful. Intense exercise may also be detrimental to the schedule, because the increased SWS requirements from the exercise can lead to SWS wakes, and may cause oversleeps.  Triphasic can create a sense of long days blurred together, with wake gaps all similar in length.
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Triphasic-extended, however, is much more practical in this aspect. Since the first core can start later, social events in the evening become possible. More sleep also allows for more physical training and flexibility after adaptation. The long morning-afternoon wake gap allows for many different daily activities without having to worry about sleep. Triphasic-extended has reported more successes.
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== Variants ==
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Aside from the non-equidistant Triphasic scheduling which has proven to be viable by a couple of sleepers, the most popular and widely successful version is the extended version.
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[[File:Triphasic-extended.png|thumb|Sample Triphasic-extended|alt=]]
The extended version allows more room for SWS in the first core, which greatly eases adaptation. This also increases the total sleep time to 6h.
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A few have adapted to a Triphasic-extended variant with a 9-10h wake gap from morning to afternoon. This makes daily activity scheduling much easier, in which the daytime core can be moved to ~16-17. The shorter gap between the evening and morning cores resembles Segmented core gap and can be utilized for various activities. The first core can begin later, up to around 23:00 thanks to the increased total sleep. The core extension also suits individuals with higher sleep requirements, for whom adapting to regular Triphasic may be impossible.
[[File:Triphasic-extended 2.png|thumb|Alternative triphasic-extended with a longer morning core]]
Alternatively, it may be possible to extend the morning core to 3h, which may allow for even more social events. However, this variant has no known successes to date. A sleeper with low SWS needs and high REM needs may find this variant easier.
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Triphasic
Tri Core 0
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Total sleep4 hours 30 minutes
Proposed byLeif Weaver
DifficultyVery hard
Specification3 single-cycle core sleeps

Triphasic - это оригинальный и самый популярный из соответствующего семейства графиков, который состоит из 3 ядер и не содержит нэпов.


Происхождение

Лейф Уивер предложил этот график, адаптировался к нему и придерживался его несколько месяцев.


Механизм

Ядра обычно находятся на одинаковом расстоянии друг от друга, а промежуток между ними составляет 6.5 часа. Однако такое расположение ядер не обязательно. Тем не менее, рекомендуется избегать такого расположения, при котором время между двумя ядрами будет больше, чем 8 часов. Самый большой разрыв по времени, к которому был зафиксирован случай адаптации, составил 9 часов между дневным и веречним ядрами. Предполагается, что другие промежутки будут меньше, так как давление сна выше ночью и утром.

Как и в случае с Dual core, вечернее ядро в основном отвечает за SWS, в то время как утреннее - за REM. Дневное ядро содержит смешанные стадии сна.


Адаптация

In the beginning, sleep cycles will proceed as normal. The cycle first starts with light sleep, then reaches SWS and then finally finishes after REM sleep is complete. In the second core, SWS pressure may be weaker than REM pressure, allowing for some REM sleep to get in this core.

As adaptation progresses, both SWS and REM deprivation symptoms are likely to manifest as the schedule significantly reduces total sleep compared to monophasic. Vital sleep needs to be repartitioned into each core sleep according to the homeostatic and circadian pressures.

During adaptation, the first core will be difficult to wake from, because of possible SWS wakes, which may result in oversleeps. Likewise, the second core may also be difficult, particularly when REM deprivation has accumulated to high levels. The daytime core is likely the easiest to handle, and may naturally shorten after adaptation.


Difficulty

The adaptation difficulty for triphasic (non-extended) is "very hard" due to its low total sleep and only having a one-cycle core in the SWS peak. It is significantly harder than E3, due to the need to split SWS over several cores as well as its longer gaps.


Lifestyle consideration

Because of Triphasic's daytime and evening cores at often inconvenient hours, Triphasic is not very popular. The need for a core in SWS peak makes social life in the evening difficult. As it only has 4.5 hours of total sleep, Triphasic is quite inflexible even after adaptation for average sleepers. One person has reported being able to flex a Triphasic core by up to 30 minutes. With the limited flexibility, maintaining Triphasic long-term is difficult, even if the adaptation is successful. Intense exercise may also be detrimental to the schedule, because the increased SWS requirements from the exercise can lead to SWS wakes, and may cause oversleeps. Triphasic can create a sense of long days blurred together, with wake gaps all similar in length.

Triphasic-extended, however, is much more practical in this aspect. Since the first core can start later, social events in the evening become possible. More sleep also allows for more physical training and flexibility after adaptation. The long morning-afternoon wake gap allows for many different daily activities without having to worry about sleep. Triphasic-extended has reported more successes.

Variants

Aside from the non-equidistant Triphasic scheduling which has proven to be viable by a couple of sleepers, the most popular and widely successful version is the extended version.


Extended

File:Triphasic-extended.png
Sample Triphasic-extended

The extended version allows more room for SWS in the first core, which greatly eases adaptation. This also increases the total sleep time to 6h.

A few have adapted to a Triphasic-extended variant with a 9-10h wake gap from morning to afternoon. This makes daily activity scheduling much easier, in which the daytime core can be moved to ~16-17. The shorter gap between the evening and morning cores resembles Segmented core gap and can be utilized for various activities. The first core can begin later, up to around 23:00 thanks to the increased total sleep. The core extension also suits individuals with higher sleep requirements, for whom adapting to regular Triphasic may be impossible.

File:Triphasic-extended 2.png
Alternative triphasic-extended with a longer morning core

Alternatively, it may be possible to extend the morning core to 3h, which may allow for even more social events. However, this variant has no known successes to date. A sleeper with low SWS needs and high REM needs may find this variant easier.


References

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