6.254 - Game Theory with Engineering Applications - MIT Lecture Notes

Instructor(s) - Prof. Asu Ozdaglar

MIT Course Number - 6.254

Level - Graduate

This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of game theory and mechanism design. It emphasizes on theoretical foundations, mathematical tools, modeling, and equilibrium notions in different environments.

Lecture files.

LEC #	TOPICS	LECTURE NOTES
1	Introduction	(PDF)
2	Strategic form games	(PDF)
3	Strategic form games: solution concepts	(PDF)
4	Strategic form games: solution concepts Correlated rationalizability	(PDF) (PDF)
5	Existence of a Nash equilibrium	(PDF)
6	Continuous and discontinuous games	(PDF) (PDF)
7	Supermodular games	(PDF)
8	Supermodular and potential games	(PDF)
9	Computation of Nash equilibrium in finite games	(PDF)
10	Evolution and learning in games	(PDF)
11	Learning in games	(PDF)
12	Extensive form games I	(PDF)
13	Extensive form games II	(PDF)
14	Nash bargaining solution	(PDF)
15	Repeated games I	(PDF)
16	Repeated games II	(PDF)
17	Games with incomplete information: Bayesian Nash equilibria	(PDF)
18	Games with incomplete information: Bayesian Nash equilibria and perfect Bayesian equilibria	(PDF)
19	Mechanism design I	(PDF)
20	Mechanism design II	(PDF)
21	Social choice and voting theory	(PDF)

Prof. Asu Ozdaglar, 6.254, Game Theory with Engineering Applications. 

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