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Persistence probability based dynamics and phase diagrams in biased q-voter models
Amit Pradhan, Pratik Mullick, Parongama Sen
Persistence probability in opinion dynamics models estimates the tendency of the agents not to change their initial opinion till the present time. Here we consider two nonlinear q-…
Extending the Biswas--Chatterjee--Sen model with nonconformists and inflexibles
Amit Pradhan, Parongama Sen, Krzysztof Malarz
Originally, the Biswas--Chatterjee--Sen model was shown to exhibit an order/disorder phase transition for a sufficiently large number of negative interactions among actors. In this…
Analysing contrarian behaviour using nonlinear biased -voter model
Amit Pradhan, Pratik Mullick, Parongama Sen
We investigate the role of contrarians in a recently proposed weighted-influence variant of the -voter model. In this framework, non-unanimous influence groups affect the focal…
Sociophysics models inspired by the Ising model
Pratik Mullick, Parongama Sen
The Ising model, originally developed for understanding magnetic phase transitions, has become a cornerstone in the study of collective phenomena across diverse disciplines. In thi…
Forager with intermittent rest: Better for survival?
Md Aquib Molla, Sanchari Goswami, Parongama Sen
We study the fate of a forager who searches for food performing a random walk on lattices. The forager consumes the available food on the site it visits and leaves it depleted but…
Modeling biases in binary decision-making within the generalized nonlinear q-voter model
Maciej Doniec, Pratik Mullick, Parongama Sen +1
Collective decision-making is a process by which a group of individuals determines a shared outcome that shapes societal dynamics; from innovation diffusion to organizational choic…
Social Influence and Consensus Building: Introducing a q-Voter Model with Weighted Influence
Pratik Mullick, Parongama Sen
We investigate a dynamical model of opinion formation in which an individual's opinion is influenced by interactions with a group of other agents. We introduce a bias towards one o…