The relation between eigenvalue/eigenvector and matrix game

12/02/2020
by   Haolin Liu, et al.
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Matrix game, which is also known as two person zero sum game, is a famous model in game theory. There are some well established theories about it, such as von Neumann minimax theorem. However, almost no literature have reported the relationship between eigenvalue/eigenvector and properties of matrix game. In this paper, we find such relation of some special matrices and try to extend some conclusions to general matrix.

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