Titlebook: Coordinate Systems for Games; Simplifying the "me" Daniel T. Jessie,Donald G. Saari Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Game Theo

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Coordinate Systems for Games978-3-030-35847-1Series ISSN 2363-8516 Series E-ISSN 2363-8524

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Inequality, Technology and Payments Systems,the topic and as a hasty review for all others. What differs from a standard introduction is that certain basic structures of games are outlined by borrowing concepts from dynamical systems, and it offers an intuitive commentary of the book’s peculiar “me and we” subtitle, which refers to personal opportunity versus possible mutual benefits.

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Products of observation and imaginationayers could jump ahead to the next chapter.) In a single-shot normal form game, it is standard to assume that each player makes their strategic choices simultaneously, or, at least, without knowledge of any other player’s strategic choices.

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Introduction,the topic and as a hasty review for all others. What differs from a standard introduction is that certain basic structures of games are outlined by borrowing concepts from dynamical systems, and it offers an intuitive commentary of the book’s peculiar “me and we” subtitle, which refers to personal opportunity versus possible mutual benefits.

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Two-Person Multi-strategy Games, extensions, we identify attributes that differ from . games. This includes explaining why certain . assertions collapse with more strategies, differences in . features, a mystery associated with the Ultimatum game,?and the Nash structure of . games (including possible hiding places for NME).

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Products of observation and imaginationEchoing the “Two is company, but three is a crowd” expression, adding players to a game can create interesting, unexpected, and perhaps unwanted differences. On the other hand, modeling truly multiplayer settings with two-player games can be counterproductive.

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Products of observation and imaginationThis chapter, which essentially is the concluding one (it is followed by a brief summary), develops the mathematical foundation for our decomposition. It is written in a manner to encourage readers to apply these notions to other concerns.