Varying only population density in a minimal tie-formation model produces a sharp transition from clustered to integrated networks that speeds simple contagions and broadens complex ones.
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A mechanical model of confined active polar disks with dual alignment mechanisms produces robust collective states of high-frequency oscillations and low-frequency milling across varied conditions.
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Networks of agglomeration: how population density rewires social networks and reshapes contagion dynamics
Varying only population density in a minimal tie-formation model produces a sharp transition from clustered to integrated networks that speeds simple contagions and broadens complex ones.
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Collective dynamics of densely confined active polar disks with self- and mutual alignment
A mechanical model of confined active polar disks with dual alignment mechanisms produces robust collective states of high-frequency oscillations and low-frequency milling across varied conditions.