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MANETs

One of the areas that we are looking into is the application of game theory to MANETs.  A brief primer on the subject was given to GM in 2002 by Dr DaSilva, Dr Reed, and Dr Newhall.  Mobile Ad-hoc Networks and Automotive Applications

Game Theory Class

In order to get the members of the team up to speed quickly on game theory and its application to wireless networks, a short course was taught summer 2003.  Though primarily intended for the personnel in this project, it was open to anyone in MPRG.  For those not in MPRG and still interested in this subject, the lectures will be posted here.

Lectures

Note: When a lecture covers an important paper, a link to the paper is also provided.  Access to IEEE Explore is required to download these papers.

 
Date Title Subject Matter

Section 1 An Introduction to Game Theory Basics

7/30/03

An Overview of Game Theory

What is Game Theory?, What is a Game?

What are its Components?

7/31/03

Elementary Games and Nash Equilibriums

Normal Form Games, Nash Equilibrium, Pareto Efficiency, Coordination Game, Dummy Game, Zero-Sum Game, Prisoner's Dilemma

8/1/03

Nash Equilibrium Solution Methods

Definition Application, Improvement Deviations, IEDS, Best Response

8/4/03 Games with Sequential Play Extensive Form Game, Game Tree, Strategic Form Equivalence, Backward Induction
8/11/03 Existence of Nash Equilibriums Kakutani's Fixed Point Theorem, Brouwer's Fixed Point Theorem
8/13/03 Mixed Strategies Existence of NE, Best Response, Properties, Structure

Section 2 Application of Game Theory Basics to Wireless Networks

8/12/03 Wireless Networks and Game Theory Physical Layer Adaptations, Network Formation, Node Migration
8/14/03 A Power Control Game Power Control for Wireless Data Based on Utility and Pricing
8/19/03 S-Modular Power Control Games

Pareto Efficiency of Pricing-based Power Control in Wireless Data Networks

S-Modular Games and Power Control in Wireless Networks

8/20/03 Exact Potential Games Existence, Path Properties, Special Cases, Convergence
Ordinal Potential Games

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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