A new solution concept for hypergames called subjective rationalizability is proposed.
Hypergame theory is a game theoretical framework that deals with agents who may …

In usual game theory, it is normally assumed that" all the players see the same game", ie,
they are aware of each other's strategies and preferences. This assumption is very strong for …

The present paper tries to model how some kinds of misperceptions of agents are preserved
in a decision making situation where multiple agents are involved. We use hypergame …

This paper discusses the relationship of two independently developed models of games with
incomplete information, hierarchical hypergames and Bayesian games. It can be considered …

THE PURPOSE of this note is briefly to examine an extension to the analytical framework of
Game Theory, enabling one to model less' idealised'situations. Game Theory is applied on …

The purpose of the paper is two-fold: The first is to develop a formal argument on the
hypergame with inter-identification and the second is to apply the theoretical argument to a …

When dealing with conflicts, game theory and decision theory can be used to model the
interactions of the decision‐makers. To date, game theory and decision theory have …

The present study discusses the relationships between two independently developed
models of games with incomplete information, hypergames (Bennett, 1977) and Bayesian …

This paper is a contribution to the systematic study of alternative axiom-sets for theories of
(normal-form, complete-information) games. It provides an introduction to epistemic logic …

Game theory is used to model conflicts between one or more players over resources. It offers
players a way to reason, allowing rationale for selecting strategies that avoid the worst …