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Selection rules for the harmonic spectroscopy of animal decisions
Spectroscopy reads structure by sending a structured probe into a system and measuring what comes back. Here we apply this principle to animal decision-making. Harmonic Theory casts choice as motion on an angular landscape over heading, whose Fourier components form an animal's decision spectrum. We
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