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In the sequel we shall frequently consider a block, or run, of successive elements \(E = \{ {{e}_{k}},{{e}_{{k + 1}}}, \ldots ,{{e}_{q}}\}\) from \({{\widetilde{W}}_{I}}\) versus a block \(F = \{ {{f}_{l}},{{f}_{{l + 1}}}, \ldots ,{{f}_{r}}\}\) from \({{\widetilde{W}}_{{II}}}\), and argue that against the elements of F a certain emin E dominates. The meaning is that in the subgame on E × E, every ei is dominated by em; i.e., that
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Heuer, G.A., Leopold-Wildburger, U. (1995). The Further Reduction of Semi-Reduced Games. In: Silverman’s Game. Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems, vol 424. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46819-3_6
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