scientific article; zbMATH DE number 15446
The author considers a two-player zero sum game with imperfect information, which is known as ``the game of the hunter and the rabbit. The results obtained are part of a doctoral thesis presented at INRIA, under the guidance of P. Bernhard, who has already studied this game in previous papers. His theoretical results are used in this paper to obtain sufficient optimality conditions for a couple of two-player strategies. Under these conditions it is possible to compute the hunter's strategy. It is worth mentioning that, although the imposed condition for the rabbit's strategy does not imply its existence, the hunter's computed strategies give a lower bound for the payoff of the game. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0754.93041].
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