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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90327-9ith an equicontinuous family of payoff functions, and an identical action set given by [–1,1]. This example is sharper than that recently presented by Rath-Sun-Yamashige in that the relationship between societal responses and individual payoffs is linear. We also present a theorem on the existence o

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W. Oleszek,M. Jurzysta,P. M. Górskiverage of the expected costs for each player. Using linear complementarity theory, we present a computational scheme for computing a set of stationary equilibrium strategies and the corresponding costs for this game with the additional assumption that under any choice of stationary strategies for th

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Autotoxicity in Agriculture and Forestrye last three years. The paper motivates through examples how the recent algorithms work efficiently for certain structured class of coperative games. Though the data of a cooperative game grows exponentially in size with the number of players, assignment games, and balanced connected games, grow onl

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