Game theory is a branch of mathematics that uses models to study interactions with formalized incentive structures ("games"). It has applications in a variety of fields, including economics, evolutionary biology, political science, and military strategy.

Subcategories

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C

• Combinatorial game theory

M

• Mathematical games

V

• Voting theory

Articles in category "Game theory"

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Angel problem Assured destruction Axiom of projective determinacy B Banach-Mazur game Battle of the sexes Bertrand paradox (economics) Best response C Cheap talk Collusion Combinatorial game theory Combinatorial game theory (history) Combinatorial game theory (pedagogy) Complete information Contingent cooperator D Dictator game Dynamic inconsistency E Edgeworth paradox Evolutionarily stable strategy Evolutionary game theory Expectiminimax tree Extensive form game F Fuzzy game

G Game of chicken Game theory Glossary of Game theory Grim trigger H Hat problem I Impartial game K Kuhn poker M Matching Pennies Mechanism design László Méro Minority Game Misère game Mixed strategy N Nash bargaining game Nash equilibrium No-win situation Non-cooperative game P Pareto efficiency Pareto set Partisan game Payoff matrix Perfect information Prisoner's dilemma

P cont. Procurement auction Pure strategy R Rational ignorance Replicator equation S Shapley value Signaling games Solution concept Stag hunt Strategyproof Subgame Subgame perfect equilibrium T Template:Game theory Tit for Tat Trigger strategy U Ultimatum game Unbeatable strategy Utility W Winner's curse Z Zero game Zero-player game Zero-sum