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Mexican wave, or La Ola, first widely broadcasted during the 1986 World Cupheld in Mexico, is a human wave moving along the stands of stadiums as onesection of spectators stands up, arms lifting, then sits down as the nextsection does the same. Here we use variants of models originally developed forthe description of excitable media to demonstrate that this collective humanbehaviour can be quantitatively interpreted by methods of statistical physics.Adequate modelling of reactions to triggering attempts provides a deeperinsight into the mechanisms by which a crowd can be stimulated to execute aparticular pattern of behaviour and represents a possible tool of controlduring events involving excited groups of people.

Mexican waves in an excitable medium