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Many Agent Games in Socioeconomic Systems: Corruption, Inspection, Coalition Building, Network Growth, Security (Springer Serie,Used
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There has been an increase in attention toward systems involving large numbers of small players, giving rise to the theory of mean field games, mean field type control and nonlinear Markov games. Exhibiting various real world problems involving major and minor agents, this book presents a systematic continuousspace approximation approach for meanfield interacting agents models and meanfield games models. After describing Markovchain methodology and a modeling of meanfield interacting systems, the text presents various structural conditions on the chain to yield respective socioeconomic models, focusing on migration models via binary interactions. The specific applications are wideranging including inspection and corruption, cybersecurity, counterterrorism, coalition building and network growth, minority games, and investment policies and optimal allocation making this book relevant to a wide audience of applied mathematicians interested in operations research, computer science, national security, economics, and finance.
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