A strategy is an unconscious behavior program, a candidate for natural selection in
competition with alternative strategies. The 'evolutionarily stable strategy'(ESS) is the result …

We use a fitness-generating function (G-function) approach to evolutionary games. The G-
function allows for simultaneous consideration of strategy dynamics and population …

Over the past 30 years, evolutionary game theory and the concept of an evolutionarily stable
strategy have been not only extensively developed and successfully applied to explain the …

Asymptotic stability under the replicator dynamics over a continuum of pure strategies is
shown to crucially depend on the choice of topology over the space of mixed population …

Evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) analysis pioneered by Maynard Smith and Price took off
in part because it often does not require explicit assumptions about the genetics and …

Shows that classical Cournot equilibrium sometimes satisfies a stronger notion of
equilibrium than an evolutionary stable strategy (ESS). Failure of the classical Bertrand …

Game theory is not only the primary method for the formal modelling of interactions between
individuals, but it also underlies how biologists think about social interactions on an intuitive …

The game-theoretic notion of competitive equilibrium has frequently been used to evaluate
evolutionary trends. These discussions have centered mostly on the static situation, ignoring …

The fate of optimality modeling is typically linked to that of adaptationism: the two are thought
to stand or fall together (Gould and Lewontin, Proc Relig Soc Lond 205: 581–598, 1979; …

The conditional evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) has proven to be a versatile tool for
understanding the production of alternative phenotypes in response to environmental cues …