A 1997 article by McNamara, Webb, et al., demonstrated a general method for calculating these from decision-making errors.The ideal free distribution model developed by Fretwell and Lucas is an example of this concept, and Parker and Macnairderived one of these for the scramble competition as applied to inter-brood competition. Grafen relied on this concept to constructa model of Zahavi's handicap principle, and demonstrated that under certain assumptions, honest signaling had thisproperty. This concept was Âfirst formalized in a paper by George Price and John Maynard Smith titled "The Logic of AnimalConflflict," and William Hamilton and Rob
A 1997 article by McNamara, Webb, et al., demonstrated a general method for calculating these from decision-making errors.The ideal free distribution model developed by Fretwell and Lucas is an example of this concept, and Parker and Macnairderived one of these for the scramble competition as applied to inter-brood competition. Grafen relied on this concept to constructa model of Zahavi's handicap principle, and demonstrated that under certain assumptions, honest signaling had thisproperty. This concept was Âfirst formalized in a paper by George Price and John Maynard Smith titled "The Logic of AnimalConflflict," and William Hamilton and Robert May argued against Vero Wynne-Edwards' hypothesis that populations regulateby dispersing less-Ât individuals by demonstrating a dispersal pattern modeled by this type of strategy. For 10 points, identifythis strict subset of Nash equilibria, strategies which are those that, when adopted by a population, cannot be invaded by analternative strategy via natural selection.
A 1997 article by McNamara, Webb, et al., demonstrated a general method for calculating these from decision-making errors.
evolutionarily stable strategy [accept ESS, prompt on "Nash equilibrium"]