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Exact Fragmentation and Terminal-Cluster Selection in One-Dimensional Finite-Range Normalized Alignment
Finite-range alignment can end either in a single flock or in several noninteracting clusters, yet convergence results rarely determine which outcome follows from a given finite-particle state. We study a one-dimensional normalized alignment model with a hard interaction cut-off and obtain exact pre
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