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Why do animals invest time and resources in social interactions and help each other, when the natura...
Cooperative interactions among individuals are ubiquitous despite the possibility of exploitation by...
Much of human cooperation remains an evolutionary riddle. There is evidence that individuals are oft...
cooperation, public goods, pattern formation, Author for correspondence: Evolutionary dynamics of gr...
Extra-tag cooperation Prisoner’s dilemma Tag-based cooperation acti of the major transitions of evol...
Natural selection favors behaviors that increase an organism’s survival and reproduction. However, m...
Time allocation Population structure In social animals, fission is a common mode of group proliferat...
Hammond and Axelrod use an evolutionary agent-based model to explore the development of ethnocentris...
Abstract. Cooperation means a donor pays a cost, c, for a recipient to get a benefit b. In evolution...
Different forms of sociality have evolved via unique evolutionary trajectories. However, it remains ...
I develop social evolution theory to study the evolution of cooperation as follows: (1) Many organis...
Abstract In biology, the evolution of increasingly cooperative groups has shaped the history of life...
<p>In social evolution theory, unconditional cooperation has been seen as an evolutionarily unsucces...
I am particularly interested in emergent patterns in complex multi-agent systems. I study both how t...
Defence date: 15 March 1993Examining board: Peter Hammond, Stanford University ; Prof. Christopher H...
Why do animals invest time and resources in social interactions and help each other, when the natura...
Cooperative interactions among individuals are ubiquitous despite the possibility of exploitation by...
Much of human cooperation remains an evolutionary riddle. There is evidence that individuals are oft...
cooperation, public goods, pattern formation, Author for correspondence: Evolutionary dynamics of gr...
Extra-tag cooperation Prisoner’s dilemma Tag-based cooperation acti of the major transitions of evol...
Natural selection favors behaviors that increase an organism’s survival and reproduction. However, m...
Time allocation Population structure In social animals, fission is a common mode of group proliferat...
Hammond and Axelrod use an evolutionary agent-based model to explore the development of ethnocentris...
Abstract. Cooperation means a donor pays a cost, c, for a recipient to get a benefit b. In evolution...
Different forms of sociality have evolved via unique evolutionary trajectories. However, it remains ...
I develop social evolution theory to study the evolution of cooperation as follows: (1) Many organis...
Abstract In biology, the evolution of increasingly cooperative groups has shaped the history of life...
<p>In social evolution theory, unconditional cooperation has been seen as an evolutionarily unsucces...
I am particularly interested in emergent patterns in complex multi-agent systems. I study both how t...
Defence date: 15 March 1993Examining board: Peter Hammond, Stanford University ; Prof. Christopher H...
Why do animals invest time and resources in social interactions and help each other, when the natura...
Cooperative interactions among individuals are ubiquitous despite the possibility of exploitation by...
Much of human cooperation remains an evolutionary riddle. There is evidence that individuals are oft...