On extremal solutions of inclusion problems with applications to game theory (Q949735)
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On extremal solutions of inclusion problems with applications to game theory (English)
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21 October 2008
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The author proves the existence of extremal fixed points for set-valued mappings in partially ordered sets by using an interplay between recursion principle, generalized iteration method and the axiom of choice. Then, he deduces the existence of extremal solutions for an inclusion problem as well as the extremal Nash equilibria for a normal-form game.
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poset
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set-valued mapping
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solution
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maximal
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minimal
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sup-center
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inf-center
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normal-form game
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Nash equilibrium
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recursion principle
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generalized iteration method
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order compact
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chain complete
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upper semi-closed
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