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Algorithmic game theory

Communications of the ACM, 2010
A new era of theoretical computer science addresses fundamental problems about auctions, networks, and human behavior.
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Games in Game Theory

2015
This chapter explains what a “game” means in game theory and gives classifications of games. Rationality in game theory is also discussed.
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The Theory of Infinite Games

The Annals of Mathematics, 1953
Abstract : This paper develops in an abstract way the theory of infinite games. The kernel is replaced by an operator and the distributions by suitably chosen Banach spaces and the complete theory of the determiteness of a game is studied. Both weak and uniform upper and lower values are introduced and are related.
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Statistical Game Theory

2022
Game theory and statistics are two huge scientific disciplines that have played a significant role in the development of a wide variety of fields, including computer science, natural sciences, and social sciences. Traditionally, game theory has been used for decision making in strategic environments where multiple agents interact with each other ...
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Game Theory and Institutions

2008
Introduction Since the seminal book by Von Neumann and Morgenstern (1944), Theory of Games and Economic Behavior , game theory has progressively permeated all fields of economics (industrial organization, labor, financial and international economics) and extended its influence on the other social sciences (politics, sociology, and law).
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The theory of games

1959
The study of games is tantamount to a study of human behavior in a given economic situation. Here, in simplified form, are some of the basic principles on which the theory of games is based.
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ON THE THEORY OF DIFFERENTIAL GAMES

Russian Mathematical Surveys, 1966
CONTENTSIntroduction § 1. The pursuit problem § 2. The differential game § 3. Introduction of new variables § 4. Proof of the first version of Theorem 1 § 5. Linear differential games § 6. The control example of the pursuit problem § 7. A sharpening of condition 5 § 8. Proof of the second version of Theorem 1 § 9.
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Love in Game Theory

2009
Game theory has proved to be a powerful research tool both in the social and in the natural sciences. Originally confined to the strategy of pure conflict, in zero-sum games, its field of application has been extended to cooperation, coordination and the whole range of strategic interactions in which conflict and cooperation coexist.
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Behavioural Game Theory

2008
Analytical game theory assumes that players choose strategies which maximize the utility of game outcomes, based on their beliefs about what others players will do, given the economic structure of the game and history; in equilibrium, these beliefs are correct.
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A Game Theory of Logic — A Logic of Game Theory

1998
This paper does not deal with the applications of game theory for which this theory was first developed, that is, for modelling economic systems and rational decision making. But I do not want to consider games as abstract mathematical structures, either. I want to concentrate on what it is that makes a game actually playable.
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