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Main Authors: Zhang, Yi, Sarker, Debasish, Mitsven, Samantha, Perry, Lynn, Messinger, Daniel, Song, Chaoming
Format: Preprint
Published: 2022
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.08637
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author Zhang, Yi
Sarker, Debasish
Mitsven, Samantha
Perry, Lynn
Messinger, Daniel
Song, Chaoming
author_facet Zhang, Yi
Sarker, Debasish
Mitsven, Samantha
Perry, Lynn
Messinger, Daniel
Song, Chaoming
contents Recent empirical studies found different thermodynamic phases for collective motion in animals. However, such a thermodynamic description for human movement remains unclear, mainly due to the limited resolution of existing tracking technologies. In this Letter, we used a new ultra-wideband radio frequency identification technology to collect high-resolution spatial-temporal data for classroom movements. We measured the effective temperatures for the underlying systems, and found two social phases, gas and liquid-vapor coexistence, associated with different temperatures. We also proposed a simple statistical physics model that can reproduce different empirically observed phases.
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spellingShingle Social Phases in Human Movement
Zhang, Yi
Sarker, Debasish
Mitsven, Samantha
Perry, Lynn
Messinger, Daniel
Song, Chaoming
Physics and Society
Recent empirical studies found different thermodynamic phases for collective motion in animals. However, such a thermodynamic description for human movement remains unclear, mainly due to the limited resolution of existing tracking technologies. In this Letter, we used a new ultra-wideband radio frequency identification technology to collect high-resolution spatial-temporal data for classroom movements. We measured the effective temperatures for the underlying systems, and found two social phases, gas and liquid-vapor coexistence, associated with different temperatures. We also proposed a simple statistical physics model that can reproduce different empirically observed phases.
title Social Phases in Human Movement
topic Physics and Society
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.08637