Description
Book SynopsisThe first volume, Geometry, Language and Strategy, extended the concepts of Game Theory, replacing static equilibrium with a deterministic dynamic theory. The first volume opened up many applications that were only briefly touched on. To study the consequences of the deterministic approach in contrast to standard Bayesian approaches, the richness of applications, requires an engineering foundation and discipline, which this volume supplies. It provides a richer list of applications, such as the Prisoner's Dilemma, which extends the resonant behavior of Vol. 1 to more general time-dependent and transient behaviors.
Table of ContentsPhysical and Game Theory Foundations; Dynamics of Decision Processes; Inertial Behaviors; Persistent Behaviors; Deconstructing the Theory; Steady-State Harmonics; Prisoner's Dilemma: A Code of Conduct Application; Prisoner's Dilemma: Steady-State Geometry; Prisoner's Dilemma: Determinism and Chaos; Robinson Crusoe Economics; Short Historical Review of Game Theory; Decisions and Determinism; Global System View; Vorticity with Multiple Active Strategies; Three Dimensional Models; Two-Strategy Two-Person Decision Processes; Physical Distinctions for Decision Processes; Social Distinctions for Decision Processes;
