
This book, which first appeared in Chinese, comprises an introduction to game theory. It aims to present the fundamental concepts while developing themes such as continuous games, and n-person non-co-operative and co-operative games in a rigorous fashion. The first part of the book explores the properties of matrix games, and two elementary proofs of the Minimax Theorem are given. The author then considers the theory and applications of continuous games and n-person non-co-operative games. The book culminates in a comprehensive treatment of n-person co-operative games and includes an introduction to the nucleolus concept which is of great significance in this context. Students of mathematics and related subjects will find this to be a readable first account of game theory and an invaluable introduction to key topics.
This book investigates the fundamental mathematical principles of game theory, providing a rigorous introduction to its core concepts and applications. Wang Jianhua, drawing on his background in mathematics, presents a structured framework that transitions from basic matrix games to complex n-person cooperative scenarios. The text serves as a foundational resource for students, utilizing formal proofs and logical derivations to explain the mechanics of strategic interaction.
What You Will Find
Experts and students recognize this text as a clear and accessible entry point into the mathematical study of game theory. Readers frequently note the balance between rigorous proof and readable explanation, making it a standard reference for those beginning their study of the field.
Page Count:
176
Publication Date:
1988-01-01
Publisher:
Clarendon Press
ISBN-10:
0198535600
ISBN-13:
9780198535607
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