The Theory of Extensive Form Games

“This book is written for game theorists interested in the mathematical foundations of their discipline. ... This book provides a useful reference on the ways of analyzing large (infinite) game trees. It will be interesting to see follow-ups by these or other authors, extending this to imperfect information games. It seems that the topology on the space of moves can be related to Borel algebras on information sets, and therefore provide the basis of the probabilistic measures that yield expected payoffs.” (Fernando Tohmé, zbMath 1410.91003, 2019)

“This book is a true milestone for the theory of infinite extensive-form games, both in terms of content and presentation. … PhD students and researchers with an interest in infinite extensive-form games will benefit tremendously from this book, and that the book will contribute to a better understanding and appreciation of this fascinating area.” (Andrés Perea, Journal of Economic Literature, Vol. 55 (1), March, 2017)