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A Multistage Bicriteria Production Game with Pollution Control. / Kuzyutin, D.; Smirnova, N.

Frontiers of Dynamic Games (GTA 2022). Springer Nature, 2024. стр. 93-107 (Trends in Mathematics; Том Part F3521).

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Kuzyutin, D & Smirnova, N 2024, A Multistage Bicriteria Production Game with Pollution Control. в Frontiers of Dynamic Games (GTA 2022). Trends in Mathematics, Том. Part F3521, Springer Nature, стр. 93-107, The International Conference “Game Theory and Applications”, Санкт-Петербург, Российская Федерация, 28/06/22. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-66379-6_7

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Kuzyutin, D., & Smirnova, N. (2024). A Multistage Bicriteria Production Game with Pollution Control. в Frontiers of Dynamic Games (GTA 2022) (стр. 93-107). (Trends in Mathematics; Том Part F3521). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-66379-6_7

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Kuzyutin D, Smirnova N. A Multistage Bicriteria Production Game with Pollution Control. в Frontiers of Dynamic Games (GTA 2022). Springer Nature. 2024. стр. 93-107. (Trends in Mathematics). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-66379-6_7

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Kuzyutin, D. ; Smirnova, N. / A Multistage Bicriteria Production Game with Pollution Control. Frontiers of Dynamic Games (GTA 2022). Springer Nature, 2024. стр. 93-107 (Trends in Mathematics).

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