Zoology of collective patterns modulated by non-reciprocal, long-range interactions

Key Points

• The aim is to understand how non-reciprocal, long-range interactions influence the behavior of active particles.
• Analyzed active particles with distance-independent interactions
• Restricted interactions based on a specific field of view angle (β)
• Observed the effects of these constraints on collective patterns
• Identified key changes in collective behavior due to non-reciprocal interactions
• Demonstrated that field of view constraints significantly affect group dynamics
• Revealed new patterns of organization among active particles in different settings