Lecture

Collective Behavior in Schooling Fish

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Description

This lecture explores the collective behavior of schooling fish, focusing on the transition between swarm, polarized, and milling states. Through experiments and simulations, the instructor discusses the impact of boundary effects and individual motion fluctuations on the group dynamics.

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