dualwalk
Dualwalk refers to a technique or strategy, often encountered in game theory or computational problems, where two entities or processes simultaneously explore possibilities or move through a system. This can manifest in various contexts, from algorithms designed for simultaneous exploration of search spaces to strategic decision-making in scenarios involving two interacting agents. The core idea is that progress or solution discovery is achieved through the coordinated or independent actions of two separate but related entities.
In algorithmic applications, dualwalk might describe methods where two pointers or agents traverse a data structure
In game theory, dualwalk could represent a situation where two players simultaneously make moves, and the outcome