Mathematical Biology Seminar: Lucas Wardil (Minas Gerais)

Cooperation has been often studied in the framework of evolutionary game theory. Usually each player adopts a single strategy against everyone: cooperation or defection. But humans can discriminate and adopt different strategies against different opponents. In this talk I am going to present some analytical and simulational results for the case where the players can distinguish the opponents and, in the second part, I am going to talk about the extension of these ideas that has been developed jointly with prof. Christoph Hauert.