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Summary: review articles
august 2008 | vol. 51 | no. 8 | communications of the acm 75
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Doi:10.1145/1378704.1378721
The most dramatic interaction between CS
and GT may involve game-theory pragmatics.
By yoaV shoham
University, under the leadership of John
von Neumann, in the 1950s.a
In this article I try to do two things:
identify the main areas of interaction
between computer science and game
theory so far; and point to where the
most interesting interaction yet may
lie--in an area that is still relatively un-
derexplored.
The first part aims to be an unbiased
survey, but it is impossible to avoid
bias altogether. Ten researchers survey-
ing the interactions between CS and
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