gametheoretical
Gametheoretical is an adjective relating to game theory, the study of strategic interaction among rational decision-makers. The field analyzes how individuals or groups choose actions when outcomes depend on the choices of all participants.
A game is defined by players, available strategies, and payoff functions that assign outcomes to strategy profiles.
Key concepts include Nash equilibrium, where no player can improve by unilaterally changing strategy; dominant strategies;
Gametheoretical methods are used in economics, political science, computer science, biology, and beyond. Classic examples include
Historical development centers on the work of von Neumann and Morgenstern in the mid-20th century and the