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Dynamics near equilibria in the Jupiter-Europa system using the Lie-series technique. [PDF]

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Tarek D, Sirwah MA, Radwan M, Dwidar HR.
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Equilibrium Points of Bimatrix Games

Journal of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, 1964
The purpose of this note is to describe a method for computing the extreme equilibrium points of a bimatrix game which are finite in number. This in essence determines all equilibrium points of the game, The present method seems to be simpler than that of Vorob’ev’s method [7] and Kuhn’s simplification thereof [3].
Lemke, C. E., Howson, J. T. jun.
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On the existence of Nash equilibrium points

Journal of the Australian Mathematical Society, 1979
AbstractThe existence of Nash equilibrium points of game between n players has been established under the conditions dual to known ones.
Tarafdar, E., Husain, T.
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Continuity Properties of Walras Equilibrium Points

Annals of Operations Research, 2002
Convergence notions for bivariate functions are explored that yield convergence and stability results for their max/inf points. The results are then applied to obtain continuity results for Walras equilibrium points under perturbations of the utility functions of the agents.
Alejandro Jofré, Roger J.-B. Wets
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Simultaneous stabilization of multiple equilibrium points

2004 43rd IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (CDC) (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37601), 2004
With reference to a class of nonlinear systems exhibiting more unstable equilibrium points, possibly in conjunction with stable ones, the paper presents a state-feedback control strategy capable of simultaneously stabilizing them all. The proposed control law, which does not require explicit knowledge of the equilibria, entails evaluating the Jacobian ...
Ferrante A, Krajewski W, Lepschy A, MIANI, Stefano, VIARO, Umberto   +4 more
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Rejecting the Equilibrium-Point Hypothesis

Motor Control, 1998
The lambda version of the equilibrium-point (EP) hypothesis as developed by Feldman and colleagues has been widely used and cited with insufficient critical understanding. This article offers a small antidote to that lack. First, the hypothesis implicitly, unrealistically assumes identical transformations of lambda into muscle tension for antagonist ...
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