How self-organization evolves

P. Kirk Visscher ()
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P. Kirk Visscher: University of California

Nature, 2003, vol. 421, issue 6925, 799-800

Abstract: Self-organized systems can evolve by small parameter shifts that produce large changes in outcome. Concepts from mathematical ecology show how the way swarming bees dance helps to achieve unanimous decisions.

Date: 2003
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