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Existence of Equilibriaa (Example .). We faced similar situation with continuous games in Chap. 3 (Examples .–.). In this chapter, we will give sufficient conditions for the existence of equilibria in continuous games. A class of special discrete games will be discussed later in this book.

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Computation of Equilibriafixed point theorem, which guarantees the existence of at least one fixed point without providing computational method for finding the fixed points. In this chapter, a general method will be introduced and applied to some special game classes.

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Repeated and Dynamic Games the game has .. It is also assumed that at each time period each player knows the complete history of the game which consists of the past strategy selections and corresponding payoff values of all players. It means that the game also has ..

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Social Choicen considering environmental issues like esthetics. In such cases no numerical payoff functions are given, only the rankings of the alternatives are possible. Then social choice concepts provide solutions.

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Case Studies and Applications, advertisement, homeland security, elections, military, economics, location for a business, market sharing, duel, espionage, and auctions among others. In this chapter some additional applications of game theory are outlined.

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Sonstige Beschwerden und Erkrankungend alternative. In game theoretical models, we have several decision makers who are called the ., each of them has a feasible alternative set, which is called the player’s ., and each player has an objective function what is called the player’s . The payoff of each player depends on the strategy sele

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Beschwerden und Erkrankungen der Hauta (Example .). We faced similar situation with continuous games in Chap. 3 (Examples .–.). In this chapter, we will give sufficient conditions for the existence of equilibria in continuous games. A class of special discrete games will be discussed later in this book.

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