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SF2972 Game Theory, 7.5 credits
Game theory provides mathematical tools for the analysis of strategic interactions,
with applications to many fields, ranging from political science and economics
to biology and computer science. One part of this course is devoted to classical
game theory and deals with "games" in a very broad sense of the word. The other part
is devoted to combinatorial game theory, where we restrict our attention to a class
of two-player games with perfect information, including many well-known board games
like chess and go.
Course rounds
Old exams
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