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Designing collective behaviour within a fixed coarse-grained description
A fixed coarse-grained description need not uniquely determine the underlying microscopic rules. Variations in these rules can alter collective behaviour while leaving the retained observables unchanged. Here we develop a method to identify and use such variations for collective-state design. We con
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