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Are midge swarms bound together by an effective velocity-dependent gravity?

Are midge swarms bound together by an effective velocity-dependent gravity?

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Langevin dynamics encapsulate the microscopic and emergent macroscopic properties of midge swarms.The optimal movement patterns for mating encounters with sexually asymmetric detection ranges.

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Are midge swarms bound together by an effective velocity-dependent gravity?

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European Physical Journal E

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Stochastic Problems in Physics and Astronomy

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