Many long-distance phonological processes exhibit what I call distance-based decay: the
likelihood of application decreases as transparent distance increases. This article provides a …

… of distance-based decay, drawing from thousands of data reflecting three long-distance
phonological processes … I argue that distancebased decay can be captured across the four …

… approaches to longdistance phonological processes use string-tostring … long-distance
processes. In particular, they offer a cognitively plausible characterization of distancebased decay (…

… Phonological processes often exhibit gradience, both in … gradience, particularly for long-distance
processes, and naturally … manifests as distance-based decay, where long-distance de…

… maintained and others decay and then retrieved at the gap, some features may only decay,
without being retrieved later. This seems to be the case for the filler’s phonological form. The …

… of distance-based decay (Zymet, 2015), whereby a process … or MTSL template model this
decay in a cognitively plausible … to argue that long-distance phonological processes operate …

… of distance-based decay, which is the tendency for harmonic and dissimilatory processes to
… Further work is needed to clarify the role that long-distance phonological processes play in …

… wide applicability of exponentials, that long distance phonotactics may obey an exponential
pattern: ‘Distance-based decay (and perhaps all scalar mapping) in phonology, metrics, etc. …

… wide applicability of exponentials, that long distance phonotactics may obey an exponential
pattern: ‘Distance-based decay (and perhaps all scalar mapping) in phonology, metrics, etc. …

… into the constraints that govern phonological processes. … question of whether distance-based
decay is extragrammatical or if it … This paper focused on long-distance vowel and consonant …