Solution of \(n\)-person games by a proximal method of prediction type (Q5951123)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1685205
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1685205 |
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Solution of \(n\)-person games by a proximal method of prediction type (English)
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28 April 2003
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The author considers general \(n\)-person games where the set of strategies is described by nonlinear constraints. This type of game problem is then transformed into an appropriate saddlepoint problem. The author points out, that a straightforward solution of this saddlepoint problem by differential equations fails. The main part of the article is the convergence proof for a refinement of this method which uses feedback control (treated as prediction) and gives a solution to the original \(n\)-person game.
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solution of \(n\)-person games
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saddlepoint methods
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differential equations
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feedback control
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