Optimization of mobile individuals promotes cooperation in social dilemmas
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(5)- Random mobility and spatial structure often enhance cooperation
- Modeling the social dilemma of involution on a square lattice
- Public goods games on random hyperbolic graphs with mixing
- A limited mobility of minorities facilitates cooperation in social dilemmas
- Options for mobility and network reciprocity to jointly yield robust cooperation in social dilemmas
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