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Agent based study of surprise attacks: Roles of surveillance, prompt reaction and intelligence
L. Shanahan,
Published in
2011
Volume: 25
   
Issue: 30
Pages: 2279 - 2287
Abstract
Defending a confined territory from a surprise attack is seldom possible. We use molecular dynamics and statistical physics inspired agent-based simulations to explore the evolution and outcome of such attacks. The study suggests robust emergent behavior, which emphasizes the importance of accurate surveillance, automated and powerful attack response, building layout, and sheds light on the role of communication restrictions in defending such territories. © 2011 World Scientific Publishing Company.
About the journal
JournalModern Physics Letters B
ISSN02179849