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Statistical Physics of Fish Collective Motion
We review recent theoretical and empirical advances that recast fish schooling within a statistical-physics framework, emphasizing how heterogeneous and time-dependent interactions govern collective motion. Building on extensions of Vicsek-type models to complex and weighted social networks, we show
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