- Game Theory. Entropic economics relies
on game-theoretic concepts to provide an explanation of the
fractal characteristics of industrial markets:
- History of Game Theory, Paul Walker
- Al Roth's Game Theory and Experimental Economics Page
- David Levine's Economic and Game Theory Page
- Drew Fudenberg's Home Page, Economics Department, Harvard University, Game Theory
- The International Society of Dynamic Games, Game Theory
- The IJGT Home Page; International Journal of Game Theory, Italy
- Game Theory and Information (C7,D8)
- CITG, Game Theory and applications, Italy
- Log-Normal Distributions. Non-Gaussian
frequency distributions frequently seen in industrial
markets-these links contain derivations that are related to
the fractal programs by other authors:
- Modelling Intentionality: The Gambler
- No Title
- Pareto-Levy Distributions. Non-Gaussian
frequency distributions frequently seen in industrial
markets-these links contain derivations that are related to
the fractal programs by other authors:
- PARETO-LEVY STABLE DISTRIBUTIONS
- http://homepages.luc.edu/~tmallia/agr.htm
- homepage
- glossary
- Advances in Scientific Knowledge with P-GRAPHS
- http://homepages.luc.edu/~tmallia/agr.htm
|
