Game theory and evolution
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(38)- On the support size of stable strategies in random games
- Evolutionarily stable sets in mixed-strategist models
- ESSs with two types of players II. (Intra- and interspecific competition between haploid species)
- Evolutionary stable strategies: A review of basic theory
- Imitator strategies
- Genetical ESS-models. II. Multi-strategy models and multiple alleles
- Evolution, games theory and polyhedra
- Evolutionarily stable sets in symmetric extensive two-person games
- Evolutionarily stable strategies and game dynamics
- On the stability of monotone discrete selection dynamics with inertia
- Detecting all evolutionarily stable strategies
- Sequential methods for generating patterns of ESS's
- Multi-player matrix games
- Evolutionary matrix games and optimization theory
- The continuous time infection-immunization dynamics
- The long-run behavior of the stochastic replicator dynamics
- ESS patterns: Adding pairs to an ESS
- Coincidence of ESAD and ESS in dominant-recessive hereditary systems
- Dominance, sharing, and assessment in an iterated hawk-dove game
- Evolutionary dynamics on graphs -- the effect of graph structure and initial placement on mutant spread
- Spatial patterns in population conflicts
- ESSs in \(n\)-player mixed games
- An information source selection model based on evolutionary game theory
- Evolutionary mechanism of conflict resolution
- Multiple-trial conflicts and stochastic evolutionary game dynamics
- Evolutionary selection of socially sensitive preferences in random matching environments
- Rawlsian altruism with perfect discrimination leads to social efficiency
- Some remarks on evolutionary stability in matrix games
- Evolutionary stability: One concept, several meanings
- The ideal free distribution: a review and synthesis of the game-theoretic perspective
- Interaction intensity in strategic fitness: a quantifying yardstick of selection optimization for evolutionary game
- Evolutionarily stable strategy in asymmetric games: dynamical and information-theoretical perspectives
- Evolutionary stability: States and strategies
- Evolutionary stability in extensive two-person games
- Evolutionary dynamics in frequency-dependent two-phenotype models
- Chris Cannings: a life in games
- Combinatorial aspects of Parker's model
- The computational complexity of evolutionarily stable strategies
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