ICM Millennium Lectures on Games

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-IX

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2. Foundations, Concepts, and Structure

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Stable Schedule Matching under Revealed Preference

      • A. Alkan, D. Gale

      Pages 3-19

   3. Banzhaf Permission Values for Games with a Permission Structure

      • René van den Brink

      Pages 21-46

   4. Moral Hazard in Teams Revisited

      • Baomin Dong

      Pages 47-74

   5. Endogenous Determination of Utility Functions: An Evolutionary Approach

      • Alexander A. Vasin

      Pages 75-88

   6. N-person Prisoner’s Dilemma with Mutual Choice by Agent-based Modeling

      • Tomohisa Yamashita, Azuma Ohuchi

      Pages 89-106

   7. Randomly-Furcating Stochastic Differential Games

      • David W. K. Yeung

      Pages 107-126

   8. On Modulo 2 Game

      • Chizhong Zhou

      Pages 127-138

   9. Bargaining in Dynamic Games

      • Leon A. Petrosyan

      Pages 139-143

3. Equilibrium Properties

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 145-145

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   2. Extensions of Hart and Mas-Colell’s Consistency to Efficient, Linear, and Symmetric Values for TU-Games

      • Theo Driessen, Tadeusz Radzik

      Pages 147-165

   3. On the Stability of Cooperation Structures

      • Guillaume Haeringer

      Pages 167-183

   4. Time-Consistent Imputation Distribution Procedure for Multistage Game

      • Victor V. Zakharov, Maria B. Dementieva

      Pages 185-192

   5. Rationality of Final Decisions Leads to Sequential Equilibrium

      • Ryuichiro Ishikawa, Takashi Matsuhisa

      Pages 193-204

   6. The Core in the Presence of Externalities

      • László Á. Kóczy

      Pages 205-231

   7. Network Topology and the Efficiency of Equilibrium

      • Igal Milchtaich

      Pages 233-266

   8. Essential Components of the Set of Weakly Pareto-Nash Equilibria for Multiobjective Generalized Games

      • Hui Yang

      Pages 267-278

4. Applications to the Natural and Social Sciences

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 279-279

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   2. Discretization of Information Collecting Situations and Continuity of Compensation Rules

      • R. Brânzei, F. Scotti, S. Tijs, A. Torre

      Pages 281-286

Since the first Congress in Zürich in 1897, the ICM has been an eagerly­ awaited event every four years. Many of these occasions are celebrated for historie developments and seminal contributions to mathematics. 2002 marks the year of the 24th ICM, the first of the new millennium. Also historie is the first ICM Satellite Conference devoted to game theory and applications. It is one of those rare occasions, in which masters of the field are able to meet under congenial surroundings to talk and share their gathered wisdom. As is usually the case in ICM meetings, participants of the ICM Satellite Conference on Game Theory and Applications (Qingdao, August 2(02) hailed from the four corners of the world. In addition to presentations of high qual­ ity research, the program also included twelve invited plenary sessions with distinguished speakers. This volume, which gathers together selected papers read at the conference, is divided into four sections: (I) Foundations, Concepts, and Structure. (II) Equilibrium Properties. (III) Applications to the Natural and Social Sciences. (IV) Computational Aspects of Games.

• Bargaining
• Cooperative games
• Differential games
• Non-cooperative games
• algorithms
• game theory
• modeling
• simulation

• Faculty of Applied Mathematics & Controll Processes Petrodyvorets, St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation

  Leon A. Petrosyan

• Centre of Game Theory, Hong Kong Baptist University, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong, PR China

  David W. K. Yeung

• Centre of Game Theory, St. Petersburg State University Petrodyvorets, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation

  David W. K. Yeung

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