Evolution and the theory of games
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It is beginning to become clear that a range of problems in evolution theory can most appropriately be attacked by a modification of the theory of games, a branch of mathematics first formulated by Von Neumann and Morgenstern in 1944 for the analysis of human conflicts.
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CONTEST, Game theory, Von Neumann architecture, TRACE (psycholinguistics), Mathematical economics
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