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The Nash equilibria of a 3-person game

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Introduction to Game Theory

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We consider 3-person games, where each player has a finite number of pure actions: players 1, 2 and 3 have respectively m, n and q pure actions. The payoffs can be described by three 3-dimensional matrices

$$\left[ {{a_i}_{jk}} \right]_{i = 1}^m,_{j = 1}^n,_{k = 1}^q,\left[ {{b_i}_{jk}} \right]_{i = 1}^m,_{j = 1}^n,_{k = 1}^q,\left[ {{C_{ijk}}} \right]_{i = 1}^m,_{j = 1}^n,_{k = 1}^q.$$

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Tijs, S. (2003). The Nash equilibria of a 3-person game. In: Introduction to Game Theory. Texts and Readings in Mathematics. Hindustan Book Agency, Gurgaon. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-93-86279-17-0_5

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