title: Contributions to game theory and management, Vol. 9
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metadata.value: Petrosyan, Leon A. (ed.)
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metadata.value: Zenkevich, Nikolay A. (ed.)
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metadata.value: 2016-07-20T23:56:52Z
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metadata.value: 2016-07-20T23:56:52Z
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metadata.value: 2016-06
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metadata.value: 2310-2608
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metadata.value: http://hdl.handle.net/11701/2386
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metadata.value: This edited volume contains a selection of papers that are an outgrowth of the SING11-GTM2015 ”European Conference on Game Theory” with additional contributed papers. These papers present an outlook of the current development of theory of games and its applications to various domains, such as management,
  economics and environment.
  SING11- GTM2015 ”European Conference on Game theory”, a three day conference, was held in St. Petersburg, Russia in July 08-10, 2015. The conference was organized by Saint-Petersburg State University (SPbSU) in collaboration with The International Society of Dynamic Games (Russian Chapter). More than  80 participants from 35 countries had an opportunity to hear state-of-the-art presentations on a wide range of game-theoretic models, both theory and management applications.
  Plenary lectures covered different areas of games and management applications. They had been delivered by Professor Hans Peters (University of Maastricht), Professor David Schmeidler (Tel Aviv University), Professor Georges Zaccour (HEC Montreal), Professor Alexander Vasin (Lomonosov Moscow State University).
  The importance of strategic behavior in the human and social world is increasingly recognized in theory and practice. As a result, game theory has emerged as a fundamental instrument in pure and applied research. The discipline of game theory studies decision making in an interactive environment. It draws on mathematics, statistics, operations research, engineering, biology, economics, political science and
  other subjects. In canonical form, a game takes place when an individual pursues an objective(s) in a situation in which other individuals concurrently pursue other (possibly conflicting, possibly overlapping) objectives and in the same time the objectives cannot be reached by individual actions of one decision maker. The problem is then to determine each individual’s optimal decision, how these decisions interact
  to produce equilibrium, and the properties of such outcomes. The foundations of game theory were laid more than seventy years ago by von Neumann and Morgenstern (1944).
  Theoretical research and applications in games are proceeding apace, in areas ranging from aircraft and missile control to inventory management, market development, natural resources extraction, competition  policy, negotiation techniques, macroeconomic and environmental planning, capital accumulation and investment.
  In all these areas, game theory is perhaps the most sophisticated and fertile
  paradigm applied mathematics can offer to study and analyze decision making under
  real world conditions. The papers presented at ”European Meeting on Game
  Theory” certainly reflect both the maturity and the vitality of modern day game
  theory and management science in general, and of dynamic games, in particular.
  The maturity can be seen from the sophistication of the theorems, proofs, methods
  and numerical algorithms contained in the most of the papers. The vitality
  is manifested by the range of new ideas, new applications, the growing number of
  young researchers and the expanding world wide coverage of research centers and institutes from whence the contributions originated.  SING11- GTM2015 offered an interactive program on wide range of latest developments in game theory and management. It includes recent advances in topics
  with high future potential and exiting developments in classical fields.
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metadata.value: The collection contains papers from different fields of game theory and it’s applications to management, pollution control, alliance stability, financial markets and so on.
  The volume may be recommended for researches and post-graduate students of
  management, economic and applied mathematics departments.
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metadata.value: en
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metadata.value: Saint Petersburg State University
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metadata.name: dc.subject
metadata.value: game theory
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metadata.name: dc.subject
metadata.value: management
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metadata.value: Contributions to game theory and management, Vol. 9
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metadata.value: Other
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