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Peloton

In a road bicycle race, the peloton (from French, originally meaning 'platoon') is the main group or pack of riders. Riders in a group save energy by riding behind or close to other riders (drafting, or slipstreaming). The reduction in drag is dramatic; riding in the middle of a well-developed group, drag can be reduced by as much as 95%. Exploitation of…

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RoadBicycle raceFrenchPlatoonDrafting
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Peloton

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Edges11
Triples83
Avg. degree1.83
Density0.166667
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related to External links · 29
Peloton → Aerodynamic, Archived, At Tour, Bert, CFD, Company, Cut, Dow Jones, Fortune, France, Hochman, Industrial Aerodynamics, ISSN, It Comes With Rules, John, Journal, Middle, Miller, Moving Community'Blocken, New
related to Erick Ratamero's simulation · 11
Peloton → Craig Reynolds, Erick Ratamero, Hoenigman, In, Kyle's, Olds, Ratamaro, Ratamero, Sayama's, Thus, Wilenski's
related to Formations · 10
Peloton → After, Comparatively, Cyclists, Fatigue, Like, Pelotons, Riders, The, Thus, When
related to Hoenigman et al.'s model · 9
Peloton → Agent-based, As, Cooperators, Defectors, For, Hoenigman, In, Results, The
related to Protocooperative behavior in pelotons · 8
Peloton → Applying, In, MSO, MSOs, PCR, The, Trenchard, When
related to Trenchard et al.'s simulation · 7
Peloton → For, In, PCR, Ratamero's, Trenchard, Two-cyclist, Whereas Ratamero
related to Olds' model · 4
Peloton → He, Introducing, Olds, Similarly
related to Definition · 2
Peloton → Cyclists, More
see also · 2
Peloton → Glossary, Group
is a · 1
Peloton → complex system

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Pelotonis acomplex system0.90text
Pelotonrelated to DefinitionMore0.60section
Pelotonrelated to DefinitionCyclists0.60section
Pelotonrelated to Erick Ratamero's simulationIn0.60section
Pelotonrelated to Erick Ratamero's simulationErick Ratamero0.60section
Pelotonrelated to Erick Ratamero's simulationWilenski's0.60section
Pelotonrelated to Erick Ratamero's simulationCraig Reynolds0.60section
Pelotonrelated to Erick Ratamero's simulationRatamaro0.60section
Pelotonrelated to Erick Ratamero's simulationSayama's0.60section
Pelotonrelated to Erick Ratamero's simulationRatamero0.60section
Pelotonrelated to Erick Ratamero's simulationOlds0.60section
Pelotonrelated to Erick Ratamero's simulationHoenigman0.60section

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