Focusing on the cooperative behavior when the number of participants tended to infinity in quantum public goods games, this study integrated the 1D⁃Ising model with a general two-player game model and constructed a quantum public goods game model incorporating kin selection by applying the thermodynamic limit theory. The magnetization of the proposed model was calculated, and the effects of entanglement degree and the coefficient of kinship on magnetization were explored. The results indicated a positive correlation between entanglement degree and magnetization. Specifically, a higher entanglement degree facilitated cooperation between the two parties. When the entanglement degree exceeded a certain threshold, the magnetization became positive, which implied that the majority of participants adopted the cooperative strategy. When the entanglement degree was in different interval ranges, kin selection can either promote or inhibit cooperation.
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