Characterization of cores of assignment games
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The assignment or marriage game is a coalition game whose players are divided into two groups and in which only two-players disjoint coalitions which are elements of the Cartesian product of the two groups are admitted. It is shown in the paper under review that the core of such games is always a special type of lattice and, on the other hand, every lattice of the considered type is the core of some assignment game.
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- ASSIGNMENT SITUATIONS WITH MULTIPLE OWNERSHIP AND THEIR GAMES
- Assignment markets that are uniquely determined by their core
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1999233 (Why is no real title available?)
- QUASI-ASSIGNMENT COOPERATIVE GAMES
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- The 'marriage game': An assignment problem with indivisibilities
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- Characterization of the Walrasian equilibria of the assignment model
- A survey on assignment markets
- On the dimension of the core of the assignment game
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