Games and logical expressiveness [Elektronische Ressource] / vorgelegt von Dietmar Berwanger

G  LE    ,    -          -   Diplom-InformatikerDietmarBerwanger , UniversitätsprofessorDr.ErichGrädelDr.IgorWalukiewicz   .Mai M DieseDissertationistaufdenInternetseitenderHochschulbibliothekonlineverfügbar.mPreface iiiP isaframeworkofanalyticaltoolsforreasoningaboutdecisionsG undercircumstancesbeyondtheimmediatecontroloftheindividualdecisionmaker.?efoundationsofmoderngametheoryhavebeenlaidbyvonNeumannandMorgensterninthefirsthalfofthethcentury[]attheintersectionbetweenmathematicsandeconomy.Sincethen,gametheoryhasundergoneanoutstandingevolution,transgressingtheboundariesofitsparentdisciplines,andreachingcorepositionsineveryscientificareawhereinteractionanddecisionmatter.?e effectiveness of game theory can be ascribed to two main concerns. As ameans fordescription, games represent a unified model for interactive situationswhichabstracts fromthecontingenciesofthespecificenvironment.Ontheback-ground of this model, game theory offers an extensive and intuitive language forreasoningabouttheintricaciesofinteractions.