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Polyhedra / Game theory / Computational geometry / Polytopes / Linear programming / Vertex enumeration problem / Bimatrix game / Clique / Independent set / Polyhedron / Maximal independent set / Simplex
Date: 2006-11-15 07:54:44
Polyhedra
Game theory
Computational geometry
Polytopes
Linear programming
Vertex enumeration problem
Bimatrix game
Clique
Independent set
Polyhedron
Maximal independent set
Simplex

Improved Equilibrium Enumeration for Bimatrix Games Extended abstract June 30, 1998 Bernhard von Stengel

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