After successful completion of the course, students are able to

•  evaluate and classify different solution concepts for game-theoretical problems
• formulate games, model them and apply suitable solution concepts
• conclude solutions to decision-making problems with more than a single decision-maker
• justify strategic thinking and acting

zero-sum games, saddle point, minimax theorem, combinatorial games, Nash-equilibrium and refinements, inperfect and incomplete information - Bayes games, cooperative game theory, evolutionary game theory, differential games, bargaining theory, theory of auction, possibly mean field games.

In the exercises, examples that explain, enhance, deepen and expand the lecture are treated.

First meeting at Mon Oct 5, 2020, 1:30 p.m. online. Join URL:

https://tuwien.zoom.us/j/93241047398?pwd=ZEo4ejBreWpPUTN1Z2ovSHJ1QUpNUT09

In the winter semester 2020/21, this course will only take place online (we will definitely never meet in the seminar room).

In this course, students implement explanatory, illustrative and in-depth examples partly under guidance and partly independently and present them; the preparation of the examples forms the basis of the assessment (possibly together with tests).

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