An Introduction to Game Theory
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Key Features:Comprehensive introduction to game theory- Precise treatment of game theory at a level suitable for undergraduates, with coverage of more advanced material for the more able- Includes chapters on evolutionary equilibrium, repeated games and bargaining theory- 280 worked examples and illustrationsDescription:An exposition of modern game theory suitable for advanced undergraduates. The book emphasizes the ideas behind the theory rather than their mathematical expression, but defines all concepts precisely. Covers strategic, extensive, and coalitional games, and includes the topics o...
Key Features:Comprehensive introduction to game theory
- Precise treatment of game theory at a level suitable for undergraduates, with coverage of more advanced material for the more able
- Includes chapters on evolutionary equilibrium, repeated games and bargaining theory
- 280 worked examples and illustrations
Description:
An exposition of modern game theory suitable for advanced undergraduates. The book emphasizes the ideas behind the theory rather than their mathematical expression, but defines all concepts precisely. Covers strategic, extensive, and coalitional games, and includes the topics of repeated games, bargaining theory, and evolutionary equilibrium.
CONTENTS LIST:
Introduction
Part One: Games with Perfect Information
Part Two: Imperfect Information
Part Three: Variants and Extensions
- Precise treatment of game theory at a level suitable for undergraduates, with coverage of more advanced material for the more able
- Includes chapters on evolutionary equilibrium, repeated games and bargaining theory
- 280 worked examples and illustrations
Description:
An exposition of modern game theory suitable for advanced undergraduates. The book emphasizes the ideas behind the theory rather than their mathematical expression, but defines all concepts precisely. Covers strategic, extensive, and coalitional games, and includes the topics of repeated games, bargaining theory, and evolutionary equilibrium.
CONTENTS LIST:
Introduction
Part One: Games with Perfect Information
Part Two: Imperfect Information
Part Three: Variants and Extensions