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This research aims to model how agents in evolutionary games form strategic connections to optimize their interactions and outcomes.

February 9, 2026

Modeling Strategic Intercommunity Connections in Evolutionary Games.

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This article integrates evolutionary game theory with strategic network formation to explore outcomes in intercommunity interactions.

This research aims to model how agents in evolutionary games form strategic connections to optimize their interactions and outcomes.
Developed a strategic connections model (SCM) that incorporates network dynamics into evolutionary game theory.
Analyzed co-evolution of strategies and intercommunity links using pairwise stability concept.
Applied the model to classical games like the prisoner's dilemma, rock-paper-scissors, and congestion games.
Demonstrated that cooperation can emerge in the prisoner's dilemma under optimal connection strategies.
Showed that intercommunity links can alter cycles in rock-paper-scissors games, impacting strategy coexistence.
Improved overall resource allocation in congestion games compared to nonstrategic connection choices.

Vargas-Panesso et al. (2026) studied this question.

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