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Steady State: A Behavior-Based Educational Game for Time Management. [PDF]
Di Nocera F, Tinella S.
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Situational influences on officiating performance: An analysis of foul calls in the Chinese basketball association league (CBA). [PDF]
Shu F, Zhang L, Xu X, Xu R.
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Problematic gaming in occasional, low, intermediate or heavy use gamers - not all screen time is created equal - A reanalysis. [PDF]
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Evolutionary dynamics of a four-stakeholder ecosystem for misinformation governance on short-video platforms. [PDF]
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Generalized Differential Games
Dynamic Games and Applications, 2022In this paper, a generalized differential game is a two-player differential game, with a constraint on the controls of the players. More precisely, if \(\eta(\tau)\) and \(\xi(\tau)\) respectively denote the controls of the players at time \(\tau\), the authors consider a constraint of type \(g(\eta(\tau),\xi(\tau))\leq 0\) for all \(\tau\), where \(g\)
Emmanuel N. Barron, K. T. Nguyen
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Dynamic Games and Applications, 2017
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Differential Hybrid Games [PDF]
This article introducesdifferential hybrid games, which combine differential games with hybrid games. In both kinds of games, two players interact with continuous dynamics. The difference is that hybrid games also provide all the features of hybrid systems and discrete games, but only deterministic differential equations.
André Platzer
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Superparasitism as a differential game
Theoretical Population Biology, 2007Superparasitism refers to a female parasitoid laying an egg in a host already parasitized by a conspecific. In solitary species, only one offspring per host is expected to complete development, hence the game. Hosts are often clumped in patches and several females exploiting such an aggregate of resource make its state change over time, hence the ...
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