Christoph Hauert

This paper introduces a framework that resolves contradictions in the Moran model by decoupling birth and death processes, showing that regular graphs can amplify selection.

The paper shows environmental feedback maintains cooperation in viruses by altering coinfection rates and viral densities, and suggests defectors could be used as antiviral therapies.

This paper studies cooperation dynamics in a donation game with separated interaction and competition neighborhoods, finding symmetry breaking and phase transitions under different cost-to-benefit ratios.

The paper analyzes how selective assortment in partner choice affects evolutionary dynamics and equilibria in populations playing different games.

The paper studies cooperation between species using a spatial prisoners dilemma model, showing four dynamical domains and spontaneous symmetry breaking in cooperation.

The paper develops a mathematical framework to predict community-level properties from local cell-cell interactions in two-cell-type systems, showing how molecular parameters influence community dynamics.