Abstract

A fundamental problem in multi agent systems is conflict resolution. A conflict occurs in general when the agents have to deal with conflicting goals, such as demands for shared, but limited resources. We investigate how game theory may be a helpful and efficient tool for examining a class of conflicts in multi agent systems and argue that parameterized games and conclusions based on general properties of strategies are of interest. The thesis includes four papers, the former three describing various parameterized simulations, and the latter one describing the theory behind it and stating some remarks given by our approach. The first

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