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Figure 4: (a) Profile of the crowd at a clogged exit door. (b) Density graph at the exit door shows that no agent was able to pass the exit during the clogging effect. - "Microsimulations of Arching, Clogging, and Bursty Exit Phenomena in Crowd Dynamics"

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