Game Theory Tutorial - Static Games

Learn the fundamental concepts of static games in game theory through a comprehensive tutorial covering essential elements including normal form representation, Nash equilibrium definitions and examples, dominant strategies, coordination games, and mixed strategy equilibria. Explore the mathematical foundations using calculus examples and delve into advanced topics such as Bayesian games with practical applications. Examine real-world scenarios including cybersecurity challenges and the tragedy of the commons to understand how game theory applies to complex decision-making situations. Master the core principles of strategic interaction between rational players in static environments where all participants make decisions simultaneously without knowledge of others' choices.

Syllabus

Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Introduction
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Elements of a Game
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Normal Form for Games
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: The Nash Equilibrium Defined
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Nash Equilibrium Example
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Dominant Strategy
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Coordination Game
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibrium
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Mixed Strategy Example
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Mixed Strategy Discussion
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Historical Interlude
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Calculus Example
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Bayesian Games Overview
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Bayesian Games Example
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Cyber security
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Tragedy of the Commons
Game Theory Tutorial: Static Games: Final Thoughts