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Harmonic Theory of Behavior
Traditional models of collective behavior rely on prescribed interaction rules, leaving unresolved the question of how behavior arises from neural representations of space. Here, we develop a first-principles theory in which movement, decision-making, and collective organization emerge by coarse-gra
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