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Multiple equilibria as a difficulty in understanding correlated distribution,” Discussion Papers 05-18 (2005)

by A Kar, I Ray, R Serrano
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by Xuejun Hu, Xuejun Hu Phd , 2005
"... supervisor, for his continuous guidance and support throughout this research. His understanding and inspiration have made this research productive, challenging and interesting. The author is grateful to Dr. S. Oraintara, Dr. Q. Liang, Dr. V. Devarajan, and Dr. W.A. Davis who are members of the advis ..."
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supervisor, for his continuous guidance and support throughout this research. His understanding and inspiration have made this research productive, challenging and interesting. The author is grateful to Dr. S. Oraintara, Dr. Q. Liang, Dr. V. Devarajan, and Dr. W.A. Davis who are members of the advisory committee for their generous help and constructive discussions. Special thanks to all the members in Multimedia Processing Research Laboratory, from past to present, for their help at various stages of
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...NE’s can be found in polynomial time. Nau, Canovas, and Hansen [7] studied the relation of the NE and CE, concluding that all NE’s lie on the boundary of the CE convex polytope. Kar, Ray, and Serrano =-=[8]-=- noted that a CE is difficult to determine and does not satisfy Maskin monotonicity. To find NE’s, Lemke and Howson [9] developed a linear complementarity problem (LCP) for two-person games, while Por...

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