Game Theory - Introduction

Henrik I Christensen

Introduction to Game Theory

Part of Topics in Robotics (3p)

Contents:

Strategic Games

2. Nash Equilibrium
3. Mixed, correlated and evolutionary equilibrium
4. Rationalizability and iterated elimination of dominated actions
5. Knowledge and Equilibrium

Extensive games with perfect information

6. Extensive games with perfect information
7. Bargaining games
8. Repeated games
9. Complexity considerations in repeated games
10. Implementation theory

Extensive games with imperfect information

11. Extensive games with imperfect information
12. Sequential Equilibrium

Coalition Games

13. The core
14. Stable sets, the bargaining set, the sharpley value
15. The Nash Solution

Litterature

Martin J. Osbourne and Ariel Rubinstein, A Course in Game Theory, MIT Press, 1994

Additional literature:

Harold W. Kuhn (Ed.) Classics in Game Theory, Princeton University Press, 1997

Drew Fudenberg and Jean Tirole, Game Theory, MIT Press, 1998

Sarit Kraus, Strategic Negotiation in Multiagent Environments, MIT Press, 2001