Evolutionarily stable strategies for stochastic processes.

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The classical definition of evolutionary stability assumes that the fitness of each phenotype is fully determined by the composition of phenotypes in the population and by the strategies of each of these phenotypes. In natural populations, however, stochasticity often plays a crucial role in determining the fitness of an individual and a deterministic fitness function is probably rather rare. For example, choices...

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