Description acceptable. It’s not localization, but Skinner, Ruhman, and Nahum found that for a chain of randomly measured spin-½ particles with this property, entanglement entropy grows logarithmically. Perturbing a system with this property causes geometric rather than exponential decay to equilibrium, known as a namesake “slowing down.” The hypothesis that neuronal networks have this property is supported by neuronal avalanches having a (15[1])“scale-free-like” (*) power-law distributional scaling. Dynamical systems with an attractor that has this property have the “self-organized” form of it. (10[2])Systems in the same (-5[1])universality class have equal values of a set of exponents named for this property. Thermodynamic quantities are “reduced” by dividing by their value for a system with this property denoted by a subscript c. For 10 points, name this property of systems at a phase boundary. (10[1])■END■ (10[2]0[1])