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Dynamic stability of coalition formation in dynamic games. / Mazalov, Vladimir; Zhou, Jiangjing.

In: Operations Research Letters, Vol. 55, 107138, 01.07.2024.

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title = "Dynamic stability of coalition formation in dynamic games",
abstract = "This paper explores the stability of coalition partitions in dynamic games, specifically introducing a concept of dynamically stable Nash coalition partition for dynamic games. We focus on a Nash equilibrium where coalitions act as unified players and discuss dynamic stability, where players have no incentive to switch coalitions. A case study on “fish wars” illustrates conditions under which dynamic stability occurs, utilizing a time-consistent imputation distribution procedure to allocate payoffs along optimal trajectories.",
keywords = "Dynamic game, Dynamically Nash stable coalition partition, Time-consistent IDP, Fish wars, Dynamic game, Dynamically Nash stable coalition partition, Fish wars, Time-consistent IDP",
author = "Vladimir Mazalov and Jiangjing Zhou",
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language = "русский",
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journal = "Operations Research Letters",
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