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The resource cost of cooperative invasion
60j1090c26mathematical-physicsoptimization-and-controlpopulations-and-evolutionstatistical-mechanics
A contact network can favor cooperation by sheltering a lineage until its descendants compete with defectors as a group. We determine the contact strengths, invasion times and measurement effort needed to realize this advantage at fixed population size. Individuals reproduce according to averaged co
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