<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Results on the square lattice with 8-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (c) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and asynchronous updating; (d) Results on the square lattice with 8-player neighborhood and asynchronous updating.</p
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>Initially, there are four cooperators (the four red squares in figure(a)) and ninety-six defector...
A commonly used assumption in evolutionary game theory is that natural selection acts on individuals...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Snapshots of system's state on a square lattices with 4-player neighborhood given , (b) Snaps...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>Initially, there are four cooperators who select strategy (the four red squares in figure (a)) a...
(a) Time evolution of the fraction of cooperators Fc for different strengths of the preferential sel...
A to C: snapshots of the population during the evolution for different times, t, are presented. D an...
<p>Initially, there is one defector (the green square in figure(a)) and forty-six cooperators (the f...
A to C: snapshots of the population during the evolution for different times, t, are presented. (d) ...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>Initially, there are four cooperators (the four red squares in figure(a)) and ninety-six defector...
A commonly used assumption in evolutionary game theory is that natural selection acts on individuals...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>(a) Snapshots of system's state on a square lattices with 4-player neighborhood given , (b) Snaps...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>Initially, there are four cooperators who select strategy (the four red squares in figure (a)) a...
(a) Time evolution of the fraction of cooperators Fc for different strengths of the preferential sel...
A to C: snapshots of the population during the evolution for different times, t, are presented. D an...
<p>Initially, there is one defector (the green square in figure(a)) and forty-six cooperators (the f...
A to C: snapshots of the population during the evolution for different times, t, are presented. (d) ...
<p>(a) Results on the square lattice with 4-player neighborhood and synchronous updating; (b) Result...
<p>Initially, there are four cooperators (the four red squares in figure(a)) and ninety-six defector...
A commonly used assumption in evolutionary game theory is that natural selection acts on individuals...