The Price Identity of Replicator(–Mutator) Dynamics on Graphs with Quantum Strategies in a Public Goods Game
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Quantum strategy; Evolutionary game theory; Public goods game; Games on graphs; Correlated equilibrium; Replicator equation; Replicator–mutator equation; Price equation; Strategic uncertainty;All these keywords.
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