Kinetokorok
Kinetokorok is a theoretical term used to describe a class of phenomena in kinetics and dynamics characterized by the redistribution of kinetic energy among interconnected moving units, producing coordinated motion patterns.
Etymology and usage: The name combines the prefix kineto- (from Greek kinein, to move) with a coined
Mechanism: In models consisting of coupled oscillators or mobile agents, external driving or internal activity can
Applications and limitations: In theory, kinetokorok concepts inform design of metamaterials, energy-harvesting networks, or coordinated robot
See also: Coupled oscillators, metamaterials, energy harvesting, synchronization.