Lecture

Static Route Choice: Congestion Games

Description

This lecture covers static route choice in transportation, focusing on congestion games and equilibrium concepts. It explains user equilibrium and social optimum in capacitated networks, Braess paradox, and congestion games. The instructor presents examples and discusses the impact of individual decisions on overall system performance.

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