In this study, we extend evolutionary game dynamics with non-uniform interaction rates to the situation with finite population. Our main goal is to show how the fixation probability is influenced… Click to show full abstract
In this study, we extend evolutionary game dynamics with non-uniform interaction rates to the situation with finite population. Our main goal is to show how the fixation probability is influenced by the non-uniform interaction rates under weak selection. Based on the diffusion approximation of the Moran process and assumption of weak selection, the stochastic dynamic properties of a two-phenotype game with non-uniform interaction rates in a finite population are investigated. By the analysis of some cases, we show that the non-uniform interaction rates may result in the potential evolutionary complexity of game dynamics in finite population.
               
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