The networked evolutionary game theory makes investigations on how the emergence of
cooperative behaviors in the real world possible. Many researches based on costly …

Identifying the most influential individuals in structured populations is an important research
topic throughout network science. Previous studies, whether identifying the initial …

Numerous social problems can be directly related to poverty, and its elimination is thus often
declared a grand challenge in modern human societies. Nevertheless, it is difficult to shake …

Humans try to escape from their mundane lives and look for different experiences. Based on
this assumption and story, this paper considers asynchronous public goods games on …

Although cooperative behavior is ubiquitous in biological and social systems, the causes
and mechanisms of cooperation are a basic problem in evolutionary theory. The snowdrift …

We present an evolutionary game model combining subordinate elements from several
viewpoints to address whether a resource-storing mechanism promotes a society where the …

Motivated by an interdisciplinary question of whether a resource-storing mechanism favors
“the wealthy do fight” or “the wealthy do not fight,” we establish a new model based on …

The interaction radius is crucial in spatial evolutionary games, but previous studies have
overlooked the dynamic nature of individuals adjusting their interaction circles based on …

In spatial evolutionary games, the role of emotions in fostering cooperation is crucial yet
underexplored. Building on previous emotion-based network game models, this study …

Previous experience suggests that prior agreement (a mechanism to test how strongly peers
are committed to a common goal) and posterior compensation (a way to compensate …