ICM Millennium Lectures on Games

I Foundations, Concepts, and Structure.- Stable Schedule Matching under Revealed Preference.- Banzhaf Permission Values for Games with a Permission Structure.- Moral Hazard in Teams Revisited.- Endogenous Determination of Utility Functions: An Evolutionary Approach.- N-person Prisoner's Dilemma with Mutual Choice by Agent-based Modeling.- Randomly-Furcating Stochastic Differential Games.- On Modulo 2 Game.- Bargaining in Dynamic Games.- II Equilibrium Properties.- Extensions of Hart and Mas-Colell's Consistency to Efficient, Linear, and Symmetric Values for TU-Games.- On the Stability of Cooperation Structures.- Time-Consistent Imputation Distribution Procedure for Multistage Game.- Rationality of Final Decisions Leads to Sequential Equilibrium.- The Core in the Presence of Externalities.- Network Topology and the Efficiency of Equilibrium.- Essential Components of the Set of Weakly Pareto-Nash Equilibria for Multiobjective Generalized Games.- III Applications to the Natural and Social Sciences.- Discretization of Information Collecting Situations and Continuity of Compensation Rules.- Some Variation Calculus Problems in Dynamic Games on 2D Surfaces.- On The Chinese Postman Game.- Farsighted Stability in Duopoly Markets with Product Differentiation.- International Emissions Trading with Agent-Based Simulation and Web-Based Gaming.- Comparison of two Economic Models for a Business-to-Business Exchange.- IV Computational Aspects of Games.- Computability of Nash Equilibrium.- Numerical Algorithm for Solving Cross-Coupled Multiparameter Algebraic Riccati Equations of Multimodeling Systems Related to Nash Games.- Effects of Symmetry on Paradoxes in Non-Cooperative Distributed Computing.- Computation of Stackelberg Trajectories in a Class of Linear Differential Games onPlane.- A Game Theoretic Approach to Value Information in Data Mining.

Prof. Dr. Dr.h.c. David W. K. Yeung is Distinguished Research Professor and Head of Business Administration at Hong Kong Shue Yan University, and Kantorovich Research Chair in Stochastic Differential Games and Co-director of Centre of Game Theory at Saint Petersburg State University. He is also Distinguished Honorary Professor of Qingdao University - an honor he received along with Nobel laureates John Nash, Reinhard Selten and Robert Aumann. Yeung's main areas of research are game theory, optimization and stochastic processes. He serves as Managing Editor of International Game Theory Review, Guest Editor of Annals of Operations Research, Associate Editor of Dynamic Games & Applications and Editorial Board Member of Mathematical Game Theory & Applications. Yeung has published extensively in world renowned science journals, in particular, Automatica, Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, Annals of Operations Research, European Journal of Operational Research, International Game Theory Review and Mathematical Biosciences.