This document is a research article discussing the concept of amplifiers of selection in evolutionary dynamics. It explores how population structures can affect the fixation probability of mutants, distinguishing between suppressors and amplifiers of selection. The study introduces the concept of temperature initialization and adversarial initialization, and examines the effects of different population structures, such as the Star and Looping Star graphs, on fixation probabilities. The article also addresses the existence of amplifiers under various initializations and provides mathematical models and theorems to support the findings.
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