Flocking behaviour of group movement in real strategy games

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Fluctuation-induced first order transition to collective motion

“…From a theoretical perspective, flocking models typically include three ingredients: agents are self-propelled, they align with each other, and their orientations experience some form of noise [7,8]. Over the years, such models have proved relevant in fields as diverse as animal behavior [9][10][11], virtual entertainment [12,13], biology [6,[14][15][16][17], and swarm robotics [18,19].…”