Game Theory

The textbook offers a comprehensive exploration of game theory, catering to both undergraduate and advanced mathematical audiences. It begins with foundational concepts in cooperative game theory, addressing repeated games and social choice theory. The second part delves into noncooperative theory, including zero-sum games and Nash equilibrium refinements. Further, it examines transferable utility games and key concepts like the Shapley value. Mathematical tools related to duality and convexity are also included, with each chapter featuring problem sections complete with hints and solutions.