The following pages link to Inspection games in arms control (Q1268419):
Displaying 20 items.
- Determining all Nash equilibria in a (bi-linear) inspection game (Q421679) (← links)
- Mean-field-game model of corruption (Q523434) (← links)
- A single-shot game of multi-period inspection (Q613463) (← links)
- A foraging problem: sit-and-wait versus active predation (Q621674) (← links)
- Optimal sequential inspection policies (Q646686) (← links)
- Analytical method to identify the number of containers to inspect at U.S. ports to deter terrorist attacks (Q646688) (← links)
- Evolutionary inspection and corruption games (Q725050) (← links)
- How penalty affects enforcement of environmental regulations (Q1363816) (← links)
- Complexity of searching an immobile hider in a graph (Q1377669) (← links)
- A polynomial-time method to compute all Nash equilibria solutions of a general two-person inspection game (Q2028790) (← links)
- Regime change games with an active defender (Q2049469) (← links)
- The solution to an open problem for a caching game (Q2808489) (← links)
- Deterrence, technology, and the sensible distribution of arms control verification resources (Q3168962) (← links)
- A strategic model for state compliance verification (Q4632926) (← links)
- Efficient distributions of arms‐control inspection effort (Q4651706) (← links)
- Deterring the Smuggling of Nuclear Weapons in Container Freight Through Detection and Retaliation (Q4691928) (← links)
- Fire Code Inspection and Compliance: A Game-Theoretic Model Between Fire Inspection Agencies and Building Owners (Q4991759) (← links)
- Inspection Games (Q5149737) (← links)
- Timely inspection and deterrence (Q5937359) (← links)
- A two‐stage network interdiction‐monitoring game (Q6179685) (← links)
