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Dranreb Earl Juanico1, Christopher Monterola, Caesar Saloma
1National Institute of Physics, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines 1101.
Abstract:
Animal and human clusters are complex adaptive systems and many organize in cluster sizes s that obey the frequency distribution D (s) proportional to s(-tau). The exponent tau describes the relative abundance of the cluster sizes in a given system. Data analyses reveal that real-world clusters exhibit a broad spectrum of tau values, 0.7 (tuna fish schools)
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