Matroidal games
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Matroidal games are simple games in which the set of losing coalitions fulfills the independence and monotonicity axioms of a matroid. It is shown in the paper that every non-trivial matroid represents a simple game but not vice versa. The combinatorial structure of the matroid games is investigated and described by means of the graph theoretical tools.
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(7)- Multi-player matrix games
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