Randall Beer

Abstract Many cell models deal with constraints for life’s persistence, yet we lack principles for how dynamics interact with them and their origins in actual biology. Computational biology needs a theory of viability that confronts the life-death boundary to overcome this. We explore how geometric structures in a model’s state space offer organizing principles for cell fate, and how idealized models of emergent individuals may help explain life’s intrinsically generated limits.

Abstract Saltatory movement strategies in animal search are well known, but their role in pursuit and localization of targets is less so. There are multiple features of forager-target interactions that may generate saltatory forager movement during pursuit and/or localization of the target.

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