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Solution Sets for N-Person Games

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The phrase ‘solution sets’ of the title does not refer to the standard concepts of solution for N-person games, a survey of which can he found in (6, Chs. VIII, IX). It refers rather, to a new concept arising from a dynamic approach to game theory, introduced by Smale, (7). This latter paper can be viewed as a dynamic view of cooperative N person games without side payments. The author has then developed this approach to non cooperative and partially cooperative games, (2, 3).

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Grote, J.D. (1975). Solution Sets for N-Person Games. In: Grote, J.D. (eds) The Theory and Application of Differential Games. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-1804-3_6

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