It is argued that when morphisms are ignored virtually all coalitional, strategic and extensive game formats as currently employed in the extant game-theoretic literature may be presented in a fairly natural way as (concrete categories over) discrete sub-categories of Chu(Set,2). Moreover, under a suitable choice of coalitional morphisms, coalitional game formats are shown to be (concrete categories over) full subcategories of Chu(Set,2). © World Scientific Publishing Company.

Vannucci, S. (2007). Game Formats as Chu Spaces. INTERNATIONAL GAME THEORY REVIEW, 9(1), 119-138 [10.1142/S021919890700131X].

Game Formats as Chu Spaces

Vannucci, Stefano
2007-01-01

Abstract

It is argued that when morphisms are ignored virtually all coalitional, strategic and extensive game formats as currently employed in the extant game-theoretic literature may be presented in a fairly natural way as (concrete categories over) discrete sub-categories of Chu(Set,2). Moreover, under a suitable choice of coalitional morphisms, coalitional game formats are shown to be (concrete categories over) full subcategories of Chu(Set,2). © World Scientific Publishing Company.
2007
Vannucci, S. (2007). Game Formats as Chu Spaces. INTERNATIONAL GAME THEORY REVIEW, 9(1), 119-138 [10.1142/S021919890700131X].
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