Game Theory

COURSE DUARATION :8 Weeks

@VTU COE

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Game theory models conflict and cooperation between decision makers who are assumed to be rational. It has applications in multiple disciplines and areas. The aim of this course is to introduce the following topics at a basic level: combinatorial games, zero-sum games, non-zero sum games and cooperative games. Learning outcomes for the course: At the end of the course, the student should be able to Model and analyse conflicting situations using game theory.

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Lecture 6: Combinatorial Games: Sprague-Grundy Theorem - I
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Lecture 7: Combinatorial Games: Sprague-Grundy Theorem - II
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Lecture 8: Combinatorial Games: Sprague-Grundy Theorem - III
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Lecture 9: Combinatorial Games: The Sylver Coinage Game
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Lecture 10: Zero-Sum Games: Introduction and examples
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Lecture 11 : Zero-Sum Games: Saddle Point Equilibria & the Minimax Theorem
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Lecture 12 : Zero-Sum Games: Mixed Strategies
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Lecture 13 : Zero-Sum Games: Existence of Saddle Point Equilibria
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Lecture 14 : Zero-Sum Games: Proof of the Minimax Theorem
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Lecture 15 : Zero-Sum Games: Properties of Saddle Point Equilibria
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Lecture 16 : Zero-Sum Games: Computing Saddle Point Equilibria
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Lecture 17 : Zero-Sum Games: Matrix Game Properties
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Lecture 18 : Non-Zero-Sum Games: Introduction and Examples
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Lecture 19 : Non-Zero-Sum Games: Existence of Nash Equilibrium Part I
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Lecture 20 : Non-Zero-Sum Games: Existence of Nash Equilibrium Part II
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Lecture 21 : Iterated elimination of strictly dominated strategies
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Lecture 22 : Lemke-Howson Algorithm I
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Lecture 23 : Lemke-Howson Algorithm II
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Lecture 24 : Lemke-Howson Algorithm III
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Lecture 25 : Evolutionary Stable Strategies -I
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Lecture 26 : Evolutionarily Stable Strategies - II
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Lecture 27 : Evolutionarily Stable Strategies - III
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Lecture 28 : Fictitious Play
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Lecture 29 : Brown-Von Neumann-Nash Dynamics
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Lecture 30 : Potential Games
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Lecture 31 : Cooperative Games: Correlated Equilibria
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Lecture 32 : Cooperative Games: The Nash Bargaining Problem I
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Lecture 33 : Cooperative Games: The Nash Bargaining Problem II
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Lecture 34 : Cooperative Games: The Nash Bargaining Problem III
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Lecture 35 : Cooperative Games: Transferable Utility Games
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Lecture 36 : Cooperative Games: The Core
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Lecture 37 : Cooperative Games: Characterization of Games with non-empty Core
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Lecture 38 : Cooperative Games: Shapley Value
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Lecture 39 : Cooperative Games: The Nucleolus
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Lecture 40 : The Matching Problem
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VTU is one of the largest Technological Universities in India with 24 years of Tradition of excellence in Engineering & Technical Education, Research and Innovations. It came into existence in the year 1998 to cater the needs of Indian industries for trained technical manpower with practical experience and sound theoretical knowledge.

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  • Course Duration
    20 h 13 m 48 s
  • Course Level
    Intermediate
  • Student Enrolled
    28
  • Language
    English
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  • 20 h 13 m 48 s Video Lectures
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