Fig. 3
Collapse of μ and estimate of β. In the analysis presented in this figure we partitioned the (Γ,Ω) space by fixing δΓ = 0.008 and δΩ = 100, with Ω1 = 100 (green squares), Ω2 = 200 (blue triangles), Ω3 = 300 (red triangles), and Ω4 = 400 (cyan bullets). We focused on this range of sizes Ω since it provides a better statistics. For each region we collected the pertaining values for μ i,t , which are then averaged. Different panels correspond to different choices of β: β = 0.5 (a), β = 0.7 (b), β = 1 (c), β = 1.2 (d). Our estimate \(\bar \beta \approx 1\) stems from the minimal spread of the curves in c
