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....of the population, and its language dependent part is the grammatical coherence:itde nes the probability that a sentence said by one person is understood by another person. Equation (2) is similar to a quasi species equation (Eigen Schuster, 1979) but has frequency dependent tness values (Nowak, 2000). 3. Dynamics of a Fully Symmetric System In order to investigate system (2) we need to specify the matrices A and Q. Let us consider the simplest case where all a ## a, a constant, for all iOj, and a ## 1. We will refer to such a matrix as a fully symmetric A matrix. It corresponds to ....
NOWAK, M. A. (2000). The basic reproductive ratio of a word, the maximum size of a lexicon. J. theor. Biol. 203, 179}189.
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