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The multi-soliton phenomena in quantum game model

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The model of innovation mechanism of university scientific research team under continuous optimization path is constructed by using quantum game theory, and two cases of unentangled and entangled states are compared. Then, the main factors affecting the model are discussed. In order to optimize the model and promote coordination and balance between the principal and the agent, the positive strategies and empirical test are provided. Interestingly, the multi-soliton phenomena in innovation mechanism are observed; the soliton in this model may have other implications in physics.

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This work is supported by the Social Science Project of Guangxi Medical University (No. 2021B4) and the project (No. Gxmuzdjc 2120).

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Wang, S. The multi-soliton phenomena in quantum game model. Quantum Inf Process 22, 11 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11128-022-03761-w

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