Mutation promote cooperation in repeated games on structured populations.

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Cooperation is a fundamental phenomenon in human societies and multi-agent systems, yet it remains challenging to sustain among rational individuals. In realistic evolutionary processes, cooperative behavior is inevitably affected by behavioral variation and random perturbations; a common way to capture these effects is to introduce mutation, which allows strategies to occasionally change independently of...

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