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Emergence of partial tracking in the set of active pursuer–evader pairs in Euclidean space
We study the emergence of partial tracking in the ensemble of active pursuer–evader pairs. Partial tracking represents a phenomenon in which some proper subset of the whole ensemble achieves asymptotic tracking, whereas the rest of pairs does not achieve asymptotic tracking. In previous literature, tracking problem has been studied for the set of passive pursuer–evader pairs. For the dynamic modeling of active evaders, we use a repulsion force modeling the avoidance of pursuers. We present a sufficient framework for qualitative and quantitative partial tracking using energy methods. We also provide several numerical simulations and compare them with analytical results.
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