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Computational Game Theory



Lecture:

Mon, 12:15-13:45 in IM, SR 008a
Tue, 10:15-11:45 in IM, SR 004

by Lukas Graf

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Follow/Think along!
Ask Questions!

Exercise:

Thu, 10:15-11:45 in IM, SR 033
starting next week

by Andreas Wever

Work through the exercises!
Write up your solutions!
Present your solutions!

Oral Exam:
~ 1st/2nd week after end of lecture
start with 5 min talk (optional)

Michael Rabin's Poison Puzzle

via Timothy Chow
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1 hour if < else 1 hour

Lecture Overview

  1. Strategic Games
  2. Computation of Mixed Nash Equilibria
  3. Potential Games
  4. Congestion Games
  5. Combinatorial Auctions
  6. Cooperative Game Theory
Computational Game Theory (WiSe26/27), ยง0. Introduction
Lukas Graf (lukas.graf@uni-passau.de)
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