Influence of path curvature on collision avoidance behaviour between two walkers
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Julien Pettré | Richard Kulpa | Anne-Hélène Olivier | Anthony Sorel | Laurentius A Meerhoff | Sean D Lynch | R. Kulpa | J. Pettré | A. Olivier | L. Meerhoff | S. Lynch | A. Sorel
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