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The newest outcome of bilateral monopoly (BM) of lignite opencast mine & power plant analysis have been discussed. The determinism of optimal solution maximising joint profits not only in quantity of lignite - the size and shape of the ultimate pit (characteristic to classical solution) but also...
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members of a coalition should be represented. It seems economically reasonable that our knowledge and our possibility to make … decisions depend on the coalition we belong to. We define a coalitional exchange economy by considering a pure exchange economy … in which the individual consumption sets of consumers within a coalition depend on the membership of the coalition. Our …
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We study the marginal worth vectors and their convex hull, the so-called Weber set, from the original coalitional game and the transformed one, which is called the Weber set of level k. We prove that the core of the original game is included in each of the Weber set of level k,for any k,and that...
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through population monotonic allocation scheme. Under this allocation rule, the grand coalition is shown to be stable from a …
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Finding a solution concept is one of the central problems in cooperative game theory, and the notion of core is the most popular solution concept since it is based on some rationality condition. In many real situations, not all possible coalitions can form, so that classical TU-games cannot be...
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In the classical setting of cooperative game theory, it is always assumed that all coalitions are feasible. However in many real situations, there are restrictions on the set of coalitions, for example duo to communication, order or hierarchy on the set of players, etc. There are already many...
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We study linear properties of TU-games, revisiting well-known issues like interaction transforms, the inverse Shapley value problem and the concept of semivalues and least square values. We embed TU-games into the model of cooperation systems and influence patterns, which allows us to introduce...
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We study the marginal worth vectors and their convex hull, the socalled Weber set, from the original coalitional game and the transformed one, which is called the Weber set of level k. We prove that the core of the original game is included in each of the Weber set of level k, for any k, and...
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core if no coalition can divide its value among its members proportionally to a given weight system and, in this way, give …
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We consider in this paper solutions for TU-games where it is not assumed that the grand coalition is necessarily the … final state of cooperation. Partitions of the grand coalition, or balanced collections together with a system of balancing …, that is, coalitions for which any solution of the d-core yields a payment for that coalition equal to its worht. In …
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