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asier it is for cooperators to outcompete defectors. We give a simple relationship between a and the critical benefit-to-cost ratio in a simplified Prisoner's Dilemma game. (War +1 a — (NW —1. This shows that for the purpose of establishing strategy dominance, in the limit of weak selection, it suffice

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rs on Cooperators and Defectors. Then in 5.3.2 we show how mutation alone can make a strategy more abundant. Finally in 5.3.3 we study the repeated Prisoner's Dilemma game. 5.3.1 Cooperators, Defectors, Loners To see the difference between our weak selection and a traditional game-theoretic approach, l