Game Theory
Strategic interaction between rational agents — equilibria, mechanism design, and algorithmic aspects.
Nash equilibria, mechanism design, auctions, and the algorithmic and computational side of strategic interaction.
Documents
Notes
- Cascading Behavior In Networks
- Computational Evolutionary Game Theory
- Cost Sharing
- Distributed Algorithmic Mechanism Design
- Incentives And Information Security
- Incentives In Peer-To-Peer Systems
- Incentives And Pricing In Communication Networks
- The Inefficiency Of Equilibria
- Network Formation Games And The Potential Function Method
- Online Mechanisms
- Computational Aspects Of Prediction Markets
- The Price Of Anarchy And Scalable Resource Allocation Mechanisms
- Manipulation-Resistant Reputation Systems
- Routing Games
- Selfish Load Balancing
- Sponsored Search Auctions
- Basic Solution Concepts and the Complexity of Nash Equilibria
- Combinatorial Auctions and Approximation Mechanisms
- Computing Market Equilibria
- Cryptography and Game Theory
- Graphical Games
- Introduction to Mechanism Design
- Learning, Regret Minimization, and Equilibria
- Profit Maximization in Mechanism Design