Infinite player noncooperative games with vector payoffs under relative pseudomonotonicity
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The authors consider normal form games with a countable set of players, and payoffs in a topological space setting. They introduce new concepts of relative monotonicity and pseudo-monotonicity (with respect to weight bifunctions), and establish several existence results for Nash equilibria and ``vector equilibria. They also consider scalar payoffs and give illustrating examples.
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