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Stochastic duels with correlated fire
2012 IEEE Fifth International Conference on Advanced Computational Intelligence (ICACI), 1973 In the fundamental stochastic duels, the interfiring time means the sum of the time to load and the time to aim. However, in realistic stochastic duels, the interfiring time is related to the time of supplying ammunition. In this article we study the effect of ammunition supplying times on the stochastic duels.
Niketh Bhashyam
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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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Stochastic Duels with Varying Single-Shot Kill Probabilities
Operations Research, 1967 This paper deals with the evaluation of the probability of winning for a duelist when the single-shot kill probability is assumed to depend upon its position in the sequence of the firing pattern. A few examples are discussed.
Niketh Bhashyam, Naunihal Singh
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STOCHASTIC DUEL WITH THREE OR MORE PLAYERS
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Donovan, Robert M.
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Suppression and the Theory of Stochastic Duels
Military Operations Research, 2001 Michael J. Armstrong
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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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A two-on-one stochastic duel with maneuvering and fire allocation tactics
Naval Research Logistics, 1991 Moshe Kress
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