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# Simultaneous Games
# Simultaneous Games
## The Nash Equilibrium (NE)
## The Nash Equilibrium (NE)
## Some standard games (Prisoner's dilemma
## Some standard games (Prisoner's dilemma, Stag Hunt)
# Sequential Games
# Sequential Games
## Sub-game perfect NE
## Sub-game perfect NE
# Repeated Games
# Repeated Games
# Evolutionary Game Theory
## Evolutionary Stable Strategies (ESS)
# Computational Examples (NetLogo)
# Computational Examples (NetLogo)
## Games and Interaction structures
## Games and Interaction structures

Revision as of 22:16, 7 June 2007

Tutors: Will Braynen, Simon Angus

Content (provisional)

  1. Why Game theory? When Game theory?
  2. Simultaneous Games
    1. The Nash Equilibrium (NE)
    2. Some standard games (Prisoner's dilemma, Stag Hunt)
  3. Sequential Games
    1. Sub-game perfect NE
  4. Repeated Games
  5. Computational Examples (NetLogo)
    1. Games and Interaction structures
  6. Applications and Links to other fields
    1. Biology
    2. Economics
    3. Political Philosophy
    4. Physics
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