We consider a typical master equation describing thermal time-evolution. In parallel, we also consider a quasi static canonical description of the same problem. We are able to devise a way of numerically comparing these ...

We analyze the manipulability of competitive equilibrium allocation rules for the simplest many-to-many extension of Shapley and Shubik’s (Int J Game Theory 1:111–130, 1972) assignment game. First, we show that if an agent ...

We described a method to solve deterministic and stochastic Walras equilibrium models based on associating with the given problem a bifunction whose maxinf-points turn out to be equilibrium points. The numerical procedure ...

This paper investigates an economy where all consumption goods are indivisible at the individual level, but perfectly divisible at the overall level of the economy. In order to facilitate trading of goods, we introduce ...

Computing the equilibrium point of games plays an important in computer science. A large number of methods are known for finding a Nash equilibrium. Nevertheless, Nash equilibrium can be adopted only for non-cooperative ...

We prove the existence of monotonic pure strategy equilibrium for many kinds of asymmetric auctions with n bidders and unitary demands, interdependent values and independent types. The assumptions require monotonicity only ...

In this paper we consider a game theory approach for representing a real-world attacker–defender Stackelberg security game. In this novel approach the behavior of an ergodic system (repeated stochastic Markov chain game) ...