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Game theory
Decision theory
Fixed points
Group theory
Vector space
Minimax
Rank
Convex function
Nash equilibrium
Algebra
Mathematics
Linear algebra

Sequential Decision Making with Vector Outcomes Yossi Azar Tel Aviv University

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