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ESS patterns: Adding pairs to an ESS
Mathematical Biosciences, 1996The notion of a pattern of evolutionarily stable strategies was introduced by Cannings and Vickers in 1988 (J. Theor. Biol. 132:387-420). In this paper a specific class of patterns is considered. Suppose that there is an evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) on some set of n strategies {1,2,...,n} and that new strategies {n + 1,n + 2,...,n + k} are ...
Broom, M., Cannings, C., Vickers, G. T.
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Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1988
A matrix may have several evolutionarily stable strategies (ESS's). It is thus possible for different populations of a species to adopt a different ESS even when the pay-offs for the populations are the same. The occurrence of different strategies does not imply different circumstances.
C, Cannings, G T, Vickers
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A matrix may have several evolutionarily stable strategies (ESS's). It is thus possible for different populations of a species to adopt a different ESS even when the pay-offs for the populations are the same. The occurrence of different strategies does not imply different circumstances.
C, Cannings, G T, Vickers
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ESS equations sometimes do not specify an ESS
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1986The equations used to find an evolutionarily stable strategy in the basic game theory model (Maynard Smith, 1974, 1982; Maynard Smith & Price, 1973), and in sexual conflict models (Maynard Smith, 1977; Parker, 1979) do not, in fact, specify an ESS when the expected number of contests entered is not the same for each strategy.
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Esse in solo intellectu, esse in re
L’Enseignement Philosophique, 1992Douchin Éric. Esse in solo intellectu, esse in re. In: L’Enseignement Philosophique, n°43-2, 1992. pp. 6-18.
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