Accepted Papers

  • Xin Ge (Dalian Maritime University), Jian Yang (Dalian Maritime University) and Lili Li (Dalian Maritime University)
  • Effects of Emotion –  Strategy persistence mechanism on the dynamic evolution of cooperation
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  • Ioannis Papastaikoudis (University of Cambridge), Jeremy Watson (University of Canterbury) and Ioannis Lestas (University of Cambridge)  
  •    A Hypergraph Evolutionary Game Theoretic Cournot Model for Networked Markets
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  • Mandar Datar  (Universite Grenoble Alpes)
  •    On Stability and Learning of Competitive Equilibrium in Generalized Fisher Market Models: A Variational Inequality Approach
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  • Vipin Ravindran Vijayalakshmi (RWTH Aachen University), Marc Schroder (Maastricht University) and Tami Tamir  (Reichman University)
  •    Interval Scheduling Games
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  • Khushboo Agarwal(Inria Sophia Antipolis), Konstantin Avrachenkov(Inria Sophia Antipolis), Veeraruna Kavitha (IEOR, IIT Bombay) and Raghupati Vyas (IEOR, IIT Bombay)  
  •    Balancing rationality and social influence: Alpha-rational Nash equilibrium in games with herding

  • Patrizia Bagnerini(University of Genoa), Mauro Gaggero (National Research Council of Italy), Giorgio Gnecco (IMT Alti Studi Lucca), Marcello Sanguineti  (University of Genoa and National Research Council of Italy)
  •    Diffusion Control of Wildland Fire via a Cooperative Game-Theoretic Model
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  • Gilad Lavie (Reichman University), Tami Tamir  (Reichman University)
  •    Coordination Mechanisms with Rank-Based Utilities
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  • Martial Felix (Northwestern), Randall A. Berry (Northwestern)
  •    Markets for intermittent service using intermittent spectrum
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  • Fatemeh Erfan (Polytechnique Montréal) , Martine Bellaiche (Polytechnique Montréal) and Talal Halabi (Laval University)
  •    Retaliation Game for Mitigating Selfish Mining Attacks in Blockchain Networks
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  • Michael Tang (University of California), Miroslav Krstic(University of California), Jorge Poveda(University of California)
  •    Deception in Oligopoly Games via Adaptive Nash Seeking Systems
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  • Ziyuan Huang (University of Michigan),  Mingyan Liu (University of Michigan)
  •    Incentive Mechanisms with Sequential Voluntary Participation

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