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The Effect of Mutual Interaction Anisotropy Parameter on the System of Collective Motion
The collective motion of birds is studied numerically. The effect of the anisotropy mutual interaction parameter plays a vital role on the order parameter of the collective motion of biological groups like birds, fishes etc. It is found that, if the interaction with the elements in front of a given element is stronger than with those behind, then the system will move as a single unit.
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Bird, Fly, Collective Motion, Anisotropy Parameter, Disorder Parameter
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