In many aspects of life on earth, individuals may engage in cooperation with others to
contribute towards a goal they may share, which can also ensure self-preservation. In …

In many aspects of life on earth, individuals may engage in cooperation with others to
contribute towards a goal they may share, which can also ensure self-preservation. In …

In various types of structured communities newcomers choose their interaction partners by
selecting a role-model and copying their social networks. Participants in these networks may …

Across various scenarios, individuals cooperate with others to contribute towards a shared
goal and ensure self-preservation. In game theory, the act of cooperation is considered as …

Individual acts of cooperation give rise to dynamic social networks. Traditionally, models for
cooperation in structured populations are based on a separation of individual strategies and …

Collective cooperation is essential for many social and biological systems, yet
understanding how it evolves remains a challenge. Previous investigations report that the …

Understanding the evolution of cooperation in structured populations represented by
networks is a problem of long research interest, and a most fundamental and widespread …

We study the evolution of cooperation in the Volunteer's Dilemma using the stochastic
Moran process on dynamic graphs, which models a birth–death dynamic on structured finite …

Humans' propensity to cooperate is driven by our embeddedness in social networks. A key
mechanism through which networks promote cooperation is clustering. Within clusters …

Social networks affect in such a fundamental way the dynamics of the population they
support that the global, population-wide behavior that one observes often bears no relation …