Dynamic games

Vol. 529 W. Krabs, S. W. Pickl, Analysis, Controllability and Optimization of Time-Discrete Systems and Dynamical Games. XII, 187 pages. 2003. 

LONG-TERM DYNAMIC GAME ANALYSIS OF MARKET-BASED REFINED SAFETY MANAGEMENT... 

Table 1. Long-term dynamic game analysis of market-based refined safety management (unit million). 

A different type of dynamic game arises when both players take actions in multiple periods. Since inventory models used in SCM literature often involve inventory replenishment decisions that are made over and over again, multiperiod games should be a logical extension of these inventory models. Two major types of multiple-period games exist without and with time dependence. 

Gaimon, C. 1989. Dynamic game results of the acquisition of new technology. Operations Research, Vol.3,410-425. 

Figure 20 shows a comparison of the own ship safe trajectory, designated four algorithms dynamic game, in good visibility at sea if Di=0.5 nm. 

Kinetics on the level of individual molecules is often referred to as reaction dynamics. Subtle details are taken into account, such as the effect of the orientation of molecules in a collision that may result in a reaction, and the distribution of energy over a molecule s various degrees of freedom. This is the fundamental level of study needed if we want to link reactivity to quantum mechanics, which is really what rules the game at this fundamental level. This is the domain of molecular beam experiments, laser spectroscopy, ah initio theoretical chemistry and transition state theory. It is at this level that we can learn what determines whether a chemical reaction is feasible. 

As Example 1 and Example 2 suggest, CA rules are easy to apply using a computer. An early example of a CA with which most computer users are familiar is the Game of Life, 1 2 which is a two-state CA with simple transition rules. This became one of the earliest dynamic screen savers. ... 

Lindgren, K. (1996), Evolutionary Dynamics in Game-Theory Models, to appear in The Economy as an Evolving, Complex System II, ed. W. Brian Arthur et al. 

Lindgren, K. and Nordahl, M.G. (1994), Evolutionary dynamics of spatial games, Physica D 75, 292-309. 

Thus, depending on the mode of transport which is operative on the length and time scales of interest, any value for the dynamic exponent z between 5 and 8 can be expected for the surface diffusion case. Smaller values of z are also conceivable if the rare-event dominated top terrace dissociation or a miscut enters the game. A detailed analysis, however, is beyond the scope of present article. 

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