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allowing self-loops and assigning weights to edges. Self-loops are natural. They indicate that the offspring can replace the parent °. The standard Moran process is given by a complete graph with self-loops. In the proof1°. we start by defining a subset of vertices called a hub and partitioning the r

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f its transitions and the ease with which the survival game may be embedded within it, we base our model on the haploid population-genetic model of Moran (1958).The standard version of the Moran model pairs single births and deaths such that the population size remains constant. In the absence of se

haviors or strategies. When both players are present. each step is a symmetric two-player game. The overall survival of the two individuals forms a Markov chain. As the number of iterations tends to infinity, all probabilities of survival decrease to Zero. We obtain general, analytical results for n-st

weak selection (as opposed to 6 cc 1) shall become clear at the end of this section. The dynamics of the system is given by the frequency dependent Moran process. In each time step a randomly chosen individual is replaced by a copy of an individual chosen with probability proportional to its payoff.

given time [35]. Then we can use the fixation probabilities, or their large N asymptotic values [5, 155], and describe the system effectively as a Markov process on n homogeneous strategy states. This description, however, can lead to very different conditions for arbitrary selection and for weak sele