A note on the replicator equation with explicit space and global regulation

Alexander S. Bratus; Vladimir P. Posvyanskii; Artem S. Novozhilov

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A note on the replicator equation with explicit space and global regulation

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Applied Mathematics–1, Moscow State University of Railway Engineering, Obraztsova 9, Moscow, 127994

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Published: June 2011

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A replicator equation with explicit space and global regulation is considered. This model provides a natural framework to follow frequencies of species that are distributed in the space. For this model, analogues to classical notions of the Nash equilibrium and evolutionary stable state are provided. A sufficient condition for a uniform stationary state to be a spatially distributed evolutionary stable state is presented and illustrated with examples.

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Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 35K57, 35B35, 91A22; Secondary: 92D25.

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