Strategic analysis for safeguards systems: a feasibility study. Volume 2. Appendix

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Applications of Inspection Games

“…The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NUREG) is in charge of safeguarding nuclear plants against theft and sabotage to guarantee their safe operation, in fulfillment of domestic regulations. In a study for that commission, Goldman (1984) investigates the possible use of game theory and its potential role in safeguards.…”