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Results tagged with evolutionary-game-theory
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The application of dynamic systems and game theory to evolving populations in biology, economics, and social sciences. It is particularly well suited for studying social dilemmas like the evolution of cooperation and altruism.
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Remarkable attempts of studying biological systems axiomatically
I am not completely sure, but I think mathematical biology, bioinformatics and/or computational biology are what you are looking for. However, the assumptions in these fields are not always fundamenta …
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