M. Salahshour

The interplay of trophic interactions and game dynamics gives rise to life-history trade-offs, consistent personalities, and predator-prey and aggression power laws

The paper models ecological interactions and game dynamics to show how resource flow leads to life-history trade-offs, consistent personalities, and power laws in predator-prey and aggression behaviors.

Predator-prey interactions give rise to scale-invariant ecosystems

This paper introduces a predator-prey model showing scale-invariant ecosystems arise from resource heterogeneity and group size distributions, with sublinear scaling between predator abundance and prey abundance.

Playing soft with cooperators emerges as a moral norm and promotes cooperation in evolutionary games

The paper introduces evolutionary models where individuals play two games, showing that moral norms promoting cooperation emerge and enhance resource allocation.

Competition Between Public Resources Promotes Cooperation

The paper shows that competition between public resources can promote cooperation by allowing cooperators to outcompete defectors in lower quality resources.