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Existence of pure Nash equilibria in 2-player information diffusion games with strict public preferences. (English) Zbl 07700324

Summary: This paper studies the information diffusion game with a novel extension by incorporating strict public preferences. The existence conditions for pure Nash equilibria in this extended 2-player information diffusion game on six representative types of networks are characterized. Finally, three related experimental results by IDG (Information Diffusion Game) Simulator verifying the characterizations in tree and islands-connections networks are presented.

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90Bxx Operations research and management science
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