Game Theory: Stackelberg and Backward Induction

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Potential Games: Best Response Dynamics and Nash Equilibria

Covers potential games, best response dynamics, and the convergence to Nash equilibria.

Game Theory Applications: Project Proposals and Examples

Provides guidance on project proposals in game theory, showcasing past examples and emphasizing problem formulation and mathematical modeling.

Convex Games: Applications and Equilibria

Covers convex games, their equilibria, and applications in various fields such as traffic and electricity markets.

Real World Games: Negotiation Strategies

Delves into real-world games, negotiation strategies, and optimal agreements beyond Nash equilibrium.

Safe Learning for Autonomous Systems

Explores challenges in control, safety, and coordination for autonomous systems like autonomous cars, focusing on safe learning and Nash equilibria.

Imperfect Competition: Cartels and Oligopoly

Explores imperfect competition, cartels, and oligopoly dynamics in markets, analyzing pricing strategies and market outcomes.

Coalitions and Group Decisions

Explores Cooperative Game Theory, focusing on group decisions, voting protocols, manipulation, and the challenges of games with more than two players.

Bidding Strategies: Game Theory & Market Power

Covers bidding strategies, Game Theory, Nash equilibrium, system security, ancillary services, and market power in power systems.

Bidding Strategies in Power Systems

Explores strategic bidding, market power, and Game Theory in power systems, emphasizing optimal bidding strategies and market imperfections.

Beyond equilibrium: A dynamical systems approach to learning in games

Delves into learning dynamics in games, exploring chaos, limit cycles, and the interplay between convergence and chaos.