We investigate a two-strategy logit choice coordination game on heterogeneous networks. We show that the heterogeneity of a network affects the outcome in that it determines the number of stable steady states and the properties of the states. The network heterogeneity also determines which of...

We study a coordination game in a network that indicates who plays with whom. A player chooses a strategy by logit choice. We show that in typical scale-free networks, one strategy always prevails by the neighborhood effect regardless of the values of parameters, while in regular networks, it...

Logit response games with spatial structures are exactly solved. We exactly derive the probability that a player choose a strategy, the correlation function of strategies of distant players, and the expected utility