Play-once DG game Nash-solvability conjecture
Play-once DG game Nash-solvability conjecture
Let an -person deterministic graphical game be play-once if every player makes at most one move during a play. The game is Nash-solvable if it has a Nash equilibrium in pure stationary strategies. Play-once Nash-solvability conjecture. Every play-once -person DG game is Nash-solvable. This conjecture is one of the conjectures that remains open in the paper, although the stronger conjunction of being play-once and satisfying CND is stated to be sufficient for the existence of a Nash equilibrium.
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Bogdan Butyrin, Vladimir Gurvich, Anton Lutsenko, Mariya Naumova and Maxim Peskin, “A counterexample to conjecture "Catch 22"”, arXiv:2406.14587 (2024).
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