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Explicit modeling of detection within a stochastic duel
Naval Research Logistics, 1993Many mathematical models have been formulated to describe combat between two weapon systems. However, until recently duel models did not explicitly represent target detection within a duel, leading to the necessity for the development of new model for each tactical situation.
Wand, K., Humble, S., Wilson, R. J. T.
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A many-on-many stochastic duel model for a mountain battle
Naval Research Logistics, 1992M. Kress
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Robust Pairwise n-Person Stochastic Duel Game
Mathematics, 2021 This paper introduces an extended version of a stochastic game under the antagonistic duel-type setup. The most flexible multiple person duel game is analytically solved.
Song-Kyoo Kim, Kim Song-Kyoo
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The One-On-One Stochastic Duel. Part III
, 1980 Abstract : This report is the second and final half of a project to exhaustively review the literature of one-on-one stochastic duels. This part contains a comprehensive compendium of all results contained in papers which were previously listed in the annotated bibliography of the preceding report.
null Jr, C. J. Ancker
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An Asymptotic Stochastic View of Anticipation in a Noisy Duel (I).
1981Abstract : The noisy duel between two equally accurate duelists, possessing respectively 1 and 2 bullets, is viewed in the light of certain asymptotic distributions for their times of first fire. These distributions, reflecting the weaker player's need to anticipate, are derived from an approximating sequence of simultaneous games.
R. W. Berger +3 more
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New results on a stochastic duel game with each force consisting of heterogeneous units
Naval Research Logistics, 2014 Kyle Lin
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Stochastic Duel with Multiple Players
Military Operations ResearchRobert M. Donovan, Kyle Y. Lin
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Operations Research, 1963
The relative importance of kill probabilities, rates of fire, and other parameters in a duel is considered by examining their effect on the most natural measure of effectiveness, the probability that a given side will win. In the “fundamental” duel, two contestants, A and B, fire at each other until one is killed.
Williams, Trevor, Ancker, C. J. jun.
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The relative importance of kill probabilities, rates of fire, and other parameters in a duel is considered by examining their effect on the most natural measure of effectiveness, the probability that a given side will win. In the “fundamental” duel, two contestants, A and B, fire at each other until one is killed.
Williams, Trevor, Ancker, C. J. jun.
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Operations Research, 1972
This paper considers the duel between two contestants with unlimited ammunition supplies, each one firing at the other. It assumes that the damage resulting from a round of fire is measurable and has a probability distribution. The cumulative damage function depends both on time and on number of rounds fired. For given rates of fire, damage functions,
A. Nagabhushanam, G. C. Jain
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This paper considers the duel between two contestants with unlimited ammunition supplies, each one firing at the other. It assumes that the damage resulting from a round of fire is measurable and has a probability distribution. The cumulative damage function depends both on time and on number of rounds fired. For given rates of fire, damage functions,
A. Nagabhushanam, G. C. Jain
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