Pages that link to "Item:Q5013106"

The following pages link to Sociophysics Approach to Epidemics (Q5013106):

Displaying 36 items.

• Modeling the impacts of contact tracing on an epidemic with asymptomatic infection (Q2060214) (← links)
• Evolutionary dynamics of cooperation in the \(N\)-person stag hunt game (Q2077706) (← links)
• Noise-induced sustainability of cooperation in Prisoner's dilemma game (Q2096341) (← links)
• The effect of perceptions competition and learning costs on cooperation in spatial evolutionary multigames (Q2098651) (← links)
• Thermostated susceptible-infected-susceptible epidemic model (Q2101988) (← links)
• Approximation of optimal control surfaces for \(2\times 2\) skew-symmetric evolutionary game dynamics (Q2111264) (← links)
• Study on the disposal strategy of civil aviation passenger collective events based on evolutionary game theory (Q2139977) (← links)
• The influence of experienced guider on cooperative behavior in the prisoner's dilemma game (Q2141167) (← links)
• Stochasticity of disease spreading derived from the microscopic simulation approach for various physical contact networks (Q2152728) (← links)
• Investigating the trade-off between self-quarantine and forced quarantine provisions to control an epidemic: an evolutionary approach (Q2161850) (← links)
• Evolutionary dynamics in the spatial public goods game with tolerance-based expulsion and cooperation (Q2162267) (← links)
• The slow but persistent self-improvement boosts group cooperation (Q2170582) (← links)
• Hamilton's rule and kin competition in a finite kin population (Q2235510) (← links)
• Quantum prisoner's dilemma in asymmetric strategy spaces (Q2239761) (← links)
• Bilaterally-agree partner switching promotes cooperation in social dilemmas (Q2667736) (← links)
• Research on the effectiveness of monitoring mechanism for ``yield to pedestrian'' based on system dynamics (Q2669329) (← links)
• The spatial inheritance enhances cooperation in weak prisoner's dilemmas with agents' exponential lifespan (Q2669418) (← links)
• COVID-19 vaccine incentive scheduling using an optimally controlled reinforcement learning model (Q2683567) (← links)
• Simulating rumor spreading and rebuttal strategy with rebuttal forgetting: an agent-based modeling approach (Q2685100) (← links)
• Effective guide for behaviour of farmers in the withdrawal of rural homesteads: an evolutionary game-based study (Q2688387) (← links)
• SIR dynamics with infection age in complex heterogeneous networks (Q2698353) (← links)
• Lévy noise with infinite activity and the impact on the dynamic of an SIRS epidemic model (Q6045262) (← links)
• Individual preferences, government policy, and COVID-19: a game-theoretic epidemiological analysis (Q6048920) (← links)
• A tensor renormalization group analysis of the Blume-Capel model inspired by game theory (Q6063545) (← links)
• Scale-free dynamics of COVID-19 in a Brazilian city (Q6072751) (← links)
• Cooperative behavior under the influence of multiple experienced guiders in prisoner's dilemma game (Q6096369) (← links)
• Governance of risky public goods under the threat of ostracism (Q6096517) (← links)
• Time series classification by Euclidean distance-based visibility graph (Q6167713) (← links)
• A tensor renormalization group analysis of an evolutionary game of competing Ising and Potts subgames (Q6489883) (← links)
• Impact of co-evolution of negative vaccine-related information, vaccination behavior and epidemic spreading in multilayer networks (Q6495287) (← links)
• A highly accurate peak time formula of epidemic outbreak from the SIR model (Q6536976) (← links)
• Spatial dynamics of synergistic coinfection in rock-paper-scissors models (Q6552166) (← links)
• Performance of presidential candidates in a debate: a game theory perspective (Q6562707) (← links)
• The competitive diffusion of knowledge and rumor in a multiplex network: a mathematical model (Q6570974) (← links)
• Assessing the forecasting power of mean-field approaches for disease spreading using active systems (Q6593510) (← links)
• A new microscopic traffic-flow model based on the spatiotemporal continuous system concept considering nonlinear human response (Q6593514) (← links)