A group of researchers have carried out an interesting study, one of which one of them commented on a busy street becomes confusing. This research has been developed by 45 different sources, of which over 150 different people participated. It should be noted that each person has been requested The sole needed: When participants are unable to confront each other, while sharing the study space.
In all of these sources, a conclusion of researchers Thirteen degrees This can determine the fate of a city, because in a cross -filled crucifixion, a pawnbroker can be extended as a chain reaction and breaks the line of the entire group. Although this may appear to be a small move, the crowd is sufficient to start clashing with each other.
He Street disorder does not occur accidentallyThis is because the amount of people’s individual movements arises when the average deflection angle that allows arbitrary self -structure. In a nutshell, in an abbreviation that previously stated to instinct, it is now expected with equations.
The study researchers accurately analyzed Individual routesThey took care of the angular deviations and exceeded all the results received. Researchers insisted: “The confused grid becomes stable when the angular fixed deviation exceeds the entrance of approximately 13 degrees.”
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The study was chaired by MIT’s physicist Carol Big and Professor Tim Rogers of Bath University Complex angular scattering. Published in the Innovation Magazine ‘Activities of the National Science Academy‘.