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Spatial Pattern Formation from Multi-Agent Learning in Public Goods Dilemmas
Spatial public goods models show that prescribed movement toward richer locations can generate spatial patterns. We ask how such patterns emerge when agents learn where to move and how learning rates shape their consequences for collective welfare. Fixed populations of cooperators and defectors inde
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