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Shmuel Gal

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Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|March 14, 2014
Succession of hide-seek and pursuit-evasion at heterogeneous locationsShmuel Gal, Jérôme Casas
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|December 4, 2015
Prey should hide more randomly when a predator attacks more persistentlyShmuel Gal, Steve Alpern, Jérôme Casas
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|April 4, 2019
A stochastic game model of searching predators and hiding preySteve Alpern, Shmuel Gal, Viciano Lee, et al.
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|September 20, 2023
Counterintuitive prey strategies against predators with finite budgets: protection heterogeneity among sites matters more than their numberPaul Clémençon, Steve Alpern, Shmuel Gal, et al.
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Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|March 14, 2014
Succession of hide-seek and pursuit-evasion at heterogeneous locationsShmuel Gal, Jérôme Casas
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|December 4, 2015
Prey should hide more randomly when a predator attacks more persistentlyShmuel Gal, Steve Alpern, Jérôme Casas
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|April 4, 2019
A stochastic game model of searching predators and hiding preySteve Alpern, Shmuel Gal, Viciano Lee, et al.
Journal of the Royal Society, Interface|September 20, 2023
Counterintuitive prey strategies against predators with finite budgets: protection heterogeneity among sites matters more than their numberPaul Clémençon, Steve Alpern, Shmuel Gal, et al.
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