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1 Differential Game Theory Notes by Alberto Bressan

2 Differential Games

3 Differential Game Assumptions

4 Information/Strategy Cases

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8 Open Loop Nash Strategies

9 Finding Nash Strategies using Maximum Principle

10 Decoupled Differential Games

11 Duopolistic Market

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14 Producer Consumer Game

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17 Open loop Stackelberg Equilibria

18 Stackelberg Equilibria

19 Taxing Capitalists

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23 Optimal Markovian Strategies

24 Feedback Nash Equilibria

25 Hamilton-Jacobi formulation

26 Linear differential games

27 Linear Differential Games

28 Coupled Riccati Equations

29 Infinite Horizon Differential Games

30 Infinite Horizon Nash Equilibrium

31 Solving Nash Equilibria

32 Zero Sum Games

33 Mean field games

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