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Ira Gessel
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I am currently studying the applications of games in quantum information theory and related fields and I am aware of it'sits uses in places like model theory and set theory. So I was curious, what are some other somewhat surprising places(somewhat because I am aware of the subjectivity of the term) where games were/are useful tools?

I am currently studying the applications of games in quantum information theory and related fields and I am aware of it's uses in places like model theory and set theory. So I was curious, what are some other somewhat surprising places(somewhat because I am aware of the subjectivity of the term) where games were/are useful tools?

I am currently studying the applications of games in quantum information theory and related fields and I am aware of its uses in places like model theory and set theory. So I was curious, what are some other somewhat surprising places(somewhat because I am aware of the subjectivity of the term) where games were/are useful tools?

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H.C Manu
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Surprising applications of the theory of games?

I am currently studying the applications of games in quantum information theory and related fields and I am aware of it's uses in places like model theory and set theory. So I was curious, what are some other somewhat surprising places(somewhat because I am aware of the subjectivity of the term) where games were/are useful tools?