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Evolutionary game approach on fixed-mobile market

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  • Ikematsu, Nariaki

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Lotka-Volterra equations which equivalent to the replicator equation in evolutionary game theory under mathematical dynamic ecosystem model will provide the new basic behavior of network services. The FTTH-DSL market in Japan shifted from the co-existence model of horizontal market to the Winner-Takes-All model of FTTH. This model also shows that the fixed-mobile market in Thai and Japan have the model of the bi-stable model. This report also submits some data and materials to start discussing the new future infrastructure. The parameters of Lotka-Volterra equations are also dynamic. If parameter is constant the market does not have any innovation. It means that the survival-of-the-fittest world does not have any innovation.

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  • Ikematsu, Nariaki, 2017. "Evolutionary game approach on fixed-mobile market," 14th ITS Asia-Pacific Regional Conference, Kyoto 2017: Mapping ICT into Transformation for the Next Information Society 168495, International Telecommunications Society (ITS).
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    Evolutionary game; Lotka-Volterra equations; fixed-mobile market;
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