Mean-field game theory

Mean-field game theory is a way of studying how groups of people or animals interact with and influence each other. It looks at the way individuals in a population all make decisions based on each other's choices. To do this, it uses math equations to help determine how the population will change in response to each individual's decisions. It is a useful tool for understanding how things like competition, cooperation, and competition among different species might play out in the real world.