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1.1 Matrix games. In 4, Chapter 1, a matrix game was defined as a finite two-person zero-sum game, i.e., as a game Γ = 〈x,y,H〉 in which the sets 〈x and y of the players’ strategies are finite. Unless the contrary is stated, we shall also always suppose that x = {1, ..., m} and y = {1,... ,n}.
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Vorob’ev, N.N. (1994). Matrix games. In: Foundations of Game Theory. Birkhäuser, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-8514-0_6
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