A First Reader on Game Theory, Manuscript

James A. Clarkson

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This is a manuscript, typescript, titled " A First Reader on Game Theory " written by James A. Clarkson, Department of Mathematics at Tufts University dated February 1, 1961. It is inscribed by the author to Asger Aaboe. This came out of the estate of Mr. Aaboe. Aaboe was a professor of Math and Babylonian Astronomy at Yale University. The book contains approximately 140 typed pages and is bound in a 3 ring binder that is cracked at the front board. There are 3 pages of errata. It is illustrated with tables and equations. There are 8 chapters with an introduction. Chapters are as follows: 1 Some Basic Notions and Notations, 2 Some Simple Games, 3 The Axioms for An n-Person Game, 4 The Normal Form of Games Strategies Perfect Information, 5 " Little Poker ", 6 Polytopes and Linear Functions in n Dimensions, 7 The Fundamental Theorem for Duels and 8 Games With More Than Two Contestants. Send an e-mail for pictures.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A First Reader on Game Theory, Manuscript
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Good ++
• Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
• Signed: Inscribed by Illustrator(s)