Shapley-Snow kernels, multiparameter eigenvalue problems, and stochastic games
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Abstract: We establish, for the first time, a connection between stochastic games and multiparameter eigenvalue problems, using the theory developed by Shapley and Snow (1950). This connection provides new results, new proofs, and new tools for studying stochastic games.
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