New results on a Ruckle problem in discrete games of ambush

Zoroa, Noem; Zoroa, P.; Fernndez-Sez, Jos

doi:10.1002/1520-6750(200102)48:1<98::aid-nav6>3.0.co;2-o

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“…Baston and Bostock (1987) showed a perfect form of equilibrium in the case of b ≥ 1/2 and some cases of b < 1/2, Lee (1990) in the case of b ≤ 1/3, Zoroa and Fernandez-Saez (1999) in the case of a < b < 1/2. We have examined other research papers that discuss AGs on a lattice, such as Zoroa and Zoroa (1993) [251] and Zoroa and Fernandez-Saez (2001) [247]. Zoroa et al (2009) [252] considered a game with the payoff weighted by invasion points.…”

Section: Ambush Gamementioning

confidence: 99%

Search Games: Literature and Survey

Hohzaki

2016

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The purpose of this paper is to review literature published to date on search games, almost all of which have originated from search theory. Search theory itself is a research field of operations research that arose from realistic research efforts into air defense operations in England during World War II while the concept of search theory originated in anti-submarine warfare operations conducted by the U.S. Navy against German U-boats during the same war. The search game is an application of game theory to search problems in search theory. Search games have two main players: searchers and targets. There are some models in the search game: binary search game, linear search game, hide-search game, hide-allocation game, evasion-search game, princess-monster game, ambush game, search allocation game, path-constrained search game and search-search game. We fully survey literature on these models. We also outline other games which are closely related to the search game. Search theory has been evolving to be not method-oriented but problem-oriented for practical applications. Therefore we focus on the description of the discovery of problems and their modeling in this paper while we seldom mention the methodologies the authors devised for their search problems.

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Section: Ambush Gamementioning

confidence: 99%

Search Games: Literature and Survey

Hohzaki

2016

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“…Inspection games model a situation in which an inspectee is legally obliged to comply with some regulation such as an arms control treaty, and an inspector wishes to detect a violation. Caching games also have a strong geometric flavor and are related to geometric games of search and ambush, as found in . See for some interesting open problems in the area.…”

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confidence: 99%