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The authors consider a ``minimax rule for self-organization of \(N\) agents moving in a two-dimensional space. Given \(e>0\), each agent moves away from its closest neighbour if their distance is less than \(e\), otherwise it moves toward its further agent. This rule defines a discontinuous dynamical system in \(R^{2N}\). The formation of stable patterns is considered. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0913.00025].
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