In a zero-sum game, what is the impact of communication (or lack thereof) between players?

The situation in which two groups of people have conflicts of interest is considered as a two-team zero-sum game problem. Two special cases of this problem. Nov 2, 2022 ... ... zero-sum game. Type: Research Article. Information. Probability in the Engineering and Informational Sciences , Volume 37 , Special Issue 2 ... They showed that in the case of a zero-sum game, the only Nash equilibrium payoff of the repeated game is the value of the stage-game. Thus, although the ... ... game. We call G a zero-sum game if u2(s) = −u1(s) for all s ∈ S. In a zero-sum game, the two players' interests are diametrically opposed: whatever is ... Jun 29, 2021 ... We define the distance between two information structures as the largest possible difference in value across all zero-sum games. We provide a ... Jan 28, 2025 ... Examples of zero-sum games. A zero-sum game assumes perfect information ... informational purposes only. Indeed is not a career or legal ... Mar 26, 2019 ... ... informational conditions. The choice of using the first decision ... zero-sum game as a social axiom: A 37-nation study. J Cross-Cult ... FIRST STAGE: ZERO SUM GAME. Page 11. Basic approach—viewing additional ... for others players to extract information from market (adding encrypted noise). Oct 7, 2020 ... Thus, this is the equilibrium payoff of this zero-sum game. Proof of Theorem 2. Let v = MZ(u), and define a strategy σ of Designer 1 as follows. This is an informational analogue of the mechanism design question ... in the complete information zero-sum game Aσ, namely ur(Aσ) = maxy∈∆r minc.