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Construction of the value function in a game of approach with several pursuers
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    Construction of the value function in a game of approach with several pursuers (English)
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    22 March 1994
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    The paper extends an approach presented earlier by other Russian authors. The game with ``simple motions'' starts at \(t= 0\) and ends at \(t= T\). The so-called programmed maximin function is proved to be \(n\)-stable. It coincides with the value function when \(t= T\). An example of a game with 3 pursuers and 1 evader is demonstrated in detail.
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    simple motion
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    programmed maximin function
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    \(n\)-stable
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