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• February 3

• February 10

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Recommended problems

Chapter 10

• §10.2(b,c,d,e) on page 232.    (§10.2(a) is just the definition of "evolutionarily stable strategy".  Also, note that the correct definition of "strict Nash equilibrium" is the one on page 161, not the one on page 151.)

• Prove Theorem 10.4 on page 234.

• §10.4 on page 236  (we did a special case in class).

• §10.5 on page 236.

• §10.6 on page 237.

• §10.8 on page 238.

• §10.10 and §10.11 on page 240.

• §10.12 and §10.13 on page 241.

• §10.14 on page 242.

Chapter 11

• §11.10 on pages 264-265

Chapter 12

• §12.5 on pages 278-279

• §12.6 on pages 279-280

• §12.12 on pages 286-287

• §12.13 on page 287

• §12.15 on page 288

Maschler, Solan and Zamir (2nd edition), Chapter 13

• 13.5, 13.6 and 13.8 on page 566

• 13.15 and 13.16 on page 568

Other books

Evolutionary Game Theory, by  J. McKenzie Alexander

Evolutionary Games and Population Dynamics, by Josef Hofbauer and Karl Sigmund

Game Theory in Action: An Introduction to Classical and Evolutionary Models, by Stephen Schecter and Herbert Gintis 

Other online resources

Article on Evolutionary Game Theory in the Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy. 

Article on Evolutionary Game Theory in the Encyclopedia of Complexity and Systems Science