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In this paper we consider multicriteria interval games. The importance of multiobjectives follows from applications to real world. We consider interval valued games and extend some classical solutions for cooperative games to this new class in multicriteria situations.
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core is that the monotonic cover of the excess game induced by a payoff be balanced for each imputation in the bargaining … contained in the core. We also give examples showing that to maintain these characterizations, the respective assumptions on the …
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contains the Core, it eliminates the "dominated" coalition structures, and has sharp implications for weighted majority games …
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One of the many important contributions in David Schmeidler's distinguished career was the introduction of the nucleolus. This paper is an update on the nucleolus and its two related supersolutions, i.e., the kernel and the bargaining set.
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Pairing Games or Markets studied here are the non-two-sided NTU generalization of assignment games. We show that the Equilibrium Set is nonempty, that it is the set of stable allocations or the set of semistable allocations, and that it has several notable structural properties. We also...
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monotonic allocation schemes (rpmas). We focus on the properties of these games and we prove the coincidence between the core …
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surplus. The proportional distribution with respect to the contributions of players is a core element of the cooperative game …
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Let A be a finite set of m alternatives, let N be a finite set of n players and let R<sup>N</sup> be a profile of linear preference orderings on A of the players. Let u<sup>N</sup> be a profile of utility functions for R<sup>N</sup>. We define the NTU game V<sub>u<sup>N</sup></sub> that corresponds to simple majority voting, and investigate its...
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