id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
work_2xxic4d7ifa2td4bfe27rh2n7y	S. M. Huttegger	Methodology in Biological Game Theory	2013	22	.pdf	application/pdf	9178	748	63	We advocate, instead, a more pluralistic methodology, which includes both static and dynamic game theoretic tools. a (strict) Nash equilibrium and the concept of an evolutionarily stable strategy What is left out of the equilibrium methodology is any model of the dynamics of evolutionary processes. the static methodology should be abandoned; equilibrium analysis is an important part of the process of understanding evolutionary games. It seems clear that strict Nash equilibria should count as stable for any evolutionary process (at least in finite games). While there is more than one ESS in the Lewis signalling game, they all Considering the Lewis signalling game only in terms of ESS will suggest The Lewis signalling game features common interest—in every state the sender like in the Lewis signalling game, the dynamic analysis reveals similar concerns. [1992]: The Stability Concept of Evolutionary Game Theory: A Dynamic [1998]: Evolutionary Games and Population Dynamics,	./cache/work_2xxic4d7ifa2td4bfe27rh2n7y.pdf	./txt/work_2xxic4d7ifa2td4bfe27rh2n7y.txt