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Evolutionary stable strategies and game dynamics
PD Taylor, LB Jonker - Mathematical biosciences, 1978 - Elsevier
We consider a class of matrix games in which successful strategies are rewarded by high
reproductive rates, so become more likely to participate in subsequent playings of the game.
Thus, over time, the strategy mix should evolve to some type of optimal or stable state …
reproductive rates, so become more likely to participate in subsequent playings of the game.
Thus, over time, the strategy mix should evolve to some type of optimal or stable state …
The scaling of Arnol'd tongues for differentiable homeomorphisms of the circle
LB Jonker - Communications in mathematical physics, 1990 - Springer
When f is a homeomorphisms of the circle S 1 = ~/Z to itself, the rotation number p(f) of f constitutes
an invariant that measures the rate at which the orbit of a point wraps around the circle. The concept
originated with Poincar6 [9] and is best defined in terms of a lift F of f to the real line as …
an invariant that measures the rate at which the orbit of a point wraps around the circle. The concept
originated with Poincar6 [9] and is best defined in terms of a lift F of f to the real line as …
Differentiable circle maps with a flat interval
J Graczyk, LB Jonker, G Świątek… - … in mathematical physics, 1995 - Springer
We study weakly order preserving circle maps with a flat interval, which are differentiable
even on the boundary of the flat interval. We obtain estimates on the Lebesgue measure and
the Hausdorff dimension of the non-wandering set. Also, a sharp transition is found from …
even on the boundary of the flat interval. We obtain estimates on the Lebesgue measure and
the Hausdorff dimension of the non-wandering set. Also, a sharp transition is found from …
Semicontinuity of dimension and measure for locally scaling fractals
LB Jonker, JJP Veerman - 2002 - pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu
The basic question of this paper is: If you consider two iterated function systems close to one
another in an appropriate topology, are the dimensions of their respective invariant sets
close to one another? It is well-known that the Hausdorff dimension (and Lebesgue …
another in an appropriate topology, are the dimensions of their respective invariant sets
close to one another? It is well-known that the Hausdorff dimension (and Lebesgue …
Torus homeomorphisms whose rotation sets have empty interior
LB Jonker, L Zhang - Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems, 1998 - cambridge.org
Let $ F $ be a lift of a homeomorphism $ f:{\Bbb T}^{2}\to {\Bbb T}^{2} $ homotopic to the
identity. We assume that the rotation set $\rho (F) $ is a line segment with irrational slope. In
this paper we use the fact that ${\Bbb T}^ 2$ is necessarily chain transitive under $ f $ if $ f …
identity. We assume that the rotation set $\rho (F) $ is a line segment with irrational slope. In
this paper we use the fact that ${\Bbb T}^ 2$ is necessarily chain transitive under $ f $ if $ f …
[HTML][HTML] Immersions with semi-definite second fundamental forms
LB Jonker - Canad. J. Math, 1975 - books.google.com
These immersions with semi-definite second fundamental forms were studied by M. do
Carmo and E. Lima [2] in the case where M is compact. Their method involves Morse theory
and is not suited for non-compact manifolds. In this paper we present an approach that …
Carmo and E. Lima [2] in the case where M is compact. Their method involves Morse theory
and is not suited for non-compact manifolds. In this paper we present an approach that …
Rotation intervals for a family of degree one circle maps
LB Jonker - Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems, 1988 - cambridge.org
Abstract. Let / be a C° circle map of degree one with precisely one local minimum and one local
maximum, and let [p_(/), p+(/)] be the interval of rotation numbers of/ We study the structure of
the function p(A) = p+(.RA°/), where Rk is the rotation through the angle A … 0. Introduction …
maximum, and let [p_(/), p+(/)] be the interval of rotation numbers of/ We study the structure of
the function p(A) = p+(.RA°/), where Rk is the rotation through the angle A … 0. Introduction …
[引言][C] Evolutionarily Stable Strategies andGame Dynamics. Mathematical
PD Taylor, LB Jonker - Bioscience, 1978
Rigidity properties of locally scaling fractals
JJP Veerman, LB Jonker - arXiv preprint math/9701216, 1997 - arxiv.org
Local scaling of a set means that in a neighborhood of a point the structure of the set can be
mapped into a finer scale structure of the set. These scaling transformations are compact
sets of locally affine (that is: with uniformly $\alpha $-H\" older continuous derivatives) …
mapped into a finer scale structure of the set. These scaling transformations are compact
sets of locally affine (that is: with uniformly $\alpha $-H\" older continuous derivatives) …