``Evolutionary'' selection dynamic in games: Convergence and limit properties (Q913683): Difference between revisions

The paper discusses convergence properties and limiting behavior in a class of dynamical systems of which the replicator dynamics of (biological) evolutionary game theory are a special case. It is known that such dynamics need not be well-behaved for arbitrary games. However, it is easy to show that dominance solvable games are convergent for any dynamics in the class and, what is somewhat more difficult to establish, weak dominance solvable games are as well, provided they are ``small'' in a sense made precise in the paper. The paper goes on to compare dynamical solutions with standard solution concepts from noncooperative game theory.