Existence, convergence and efficiency analysis of nash equilibrium and its applications by Wang, Xuehe

“…However, it is widely known that a Nash equilibrium often exhibits a suboptimal behavior compared with the socially optimal assignment. …”
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Distributed optimal coordination across multiple decision-makers and its application to demand response in smart grids by Ye, Maojiao

“…In this case, the Nash equilibrium is exponentially stable under the given strategy. …”
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Dynamic channel allocation in satellite and wireless networks by Sun, Jun, 1975-

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Rational secret sharing by Zhang, Yun

“…First, we propose an information theoretically secure $t$-out-of-$n$ rational secret sharing scheme based on symmetric bivariate polynomials, which induces a Nash equilibrium surviving the iterated elimination of weakly dominated strategies. …”
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Sensing, allocation and trading of spectral resources in cognitive radio networks by Nguyen, Duy Duong

“…Similar to the first case, the Nash equilibrium is studied for the static game and an iterative algorithm to reach the Nash equilibrium is proposed for the dynamic game. …”
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The Price of Anarchy in the Queueing Models. by Kejun Wang

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Efficiency loss in resource allocation games by Xu, Yunjian

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Foundations and philosophical applications of game theory by Grant, Cosmo(Cosmo Douglas)

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Near-Optimal Learning in Sequential Games by Yu, Tiancheng

“…(Lower bound) How many samples are necessary to find a Nash equilibrium in a sequential game, no matter what learning algorithm is used? …”
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Game Theory-Based Discretionary Lane Changing Controlling Compulsory Behavior In Conflicting Situation by Rahman, Md Mijanoor

“…However, very few researches were conducted to handle this type of problem by using the Nash equilibrium-based game theory model as an at-least four decisions-based model. …”
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Dynamic games and applications in wireless communication networks by Zhu, Kun

“…To study the dynamics of such network selection, the Bayesian best response dynamics and aggregate best response dynamics are applied. Bayesian Nash equilibrium is considered to be the solution of this game, and there is a one-to-one mapping between the Bayesian Nash equilibrium and the equilibrium distribution of the aggregate dynamics. …”
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Coalitional game with opinion exchange by Jiang, Bomin

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Competition and loss of efficiency : from electricity markets to pollution control by Kluberg, Lionel J. (Lionel Jonathan)

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Finding optimal strategies for influencing social networks in two player games by Howard, Nicholas J. (Nicholas Jacob)

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Uncommon knowledge by Lederman, H

“…The fifth paper corrects a claimed Agreement Theorem of Geanakoplos (1989), and exploits the corrected theorem to provide epistemic conditions for correlated equilibrium and Nash equilibrium.</p>…”

Dynamic pricing and inventory control with no backorders under uncertainty and competition by Adida, Elodie

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The complexity of Nash equilibria in multiplayer zero-sum games and coordination games by Cai, Yang, Ph. D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Robust cooperative control and optimization of multi-agent systems by Sun, Chao

“…Next, we consider a distributed Nash equilibrium seeking problem for a nonsmooth noncooperative game. …”
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Competition and congestion in the National Aviation System : multi-agent, multi-stakeholder approaches for evaluation and mitigation by Vaze, Vikrant (Vikrant Suhas)

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Analyzing Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning and Coevolution in Cybersecurity Simulations by Turner, Matthew J.

“…We apply coevolution to this challenging environment, and, in a novel modeling approach for this problem, interpret each population as a distribution over fixed strategies to form a mixed strategy Nash equilibrium. We compare the results to solutions generated by multi-agent reinforcement learning and show that evolutionary methods demonstrate a greater degree of robustness to hyperparameter misspecification in this environment. …”
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