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most citedEffect of higher-order interactions on noisy majority-rule dynamics with random group sizes

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physics.soc-ph2026

Interaction size and dissent tolerance in majority-rule dynamics with collective reversal

Roni Muslim, Rinto Anugraha NQZ, Qonuni Gusthaf Haq +3

We introduce a majority-rule model in which collective reversal can be activated in highly aligned groups even when a limited number of members dissent. The dissent tolerance e…

physics.soc-ph2026

Exact moment equivalence and structural nonidentifiability in nonlinear epidemics

Roni Muslim

Transmission through temporary groups does not necessarily preserve complete information about the group-size distribution in aggregate epidemic data. We show that, in finite-popul…

physics.soc-ph2026

Topology-dependent criticality in triplet majority-rule dynamics with collective reversal on quenched networks

Roni Muslim

We study a triplet majority-rule opinion-dynamics model with collective reversal on quenched networks. Interactions occur on local triplets composed of one agent and two of its nei…

physics.soc-ph20261 cited

Effect of higher-order interactions on noisy majority-rule dynamics with random group sizes

Roni Muslim, Jong-Min Park, Jihye Kim +1

We study opinion dynamics with higher-order interactions, motivated by the fact that social influence often takes place in groups rather than only through pairwise contacts. We int…

physics.soc-ph2026

Quantifying thermal-signature equivalence in infrared breast thermography using a modified Pennes bioheat model

Roni Muslim, Ramacos Fardela, Tista Artu Indra Kusuma

Infrared breast thermography provides a noninvasive measurement of skin-surface temperature, but the relation between surface thermal patterns and intratumoral physiology is limite…

physics.soc-ph2025

Ordering-disordering dynamics of the -voter model under random external bias

Roni Muslim, Jihye Kim, Noriko Oikawa +2

We investigate a variant of the two-state -voter model in which agents update their states under a random external field (which points upward with probability and downward w…