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Two-player turn-based perfect-information games, surreal numbers, impartial games and Sprague-Grundy theory, partizan games
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Why is game theory formulated in terms of equilibrium instead of winning strategies?
Equilibria and strategies go hand in hand. To figure out the equilibria, you have to propose strategies for each player and play them out to their logical end. The optimal strategies (which are not ne …
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