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Mathematical models of strategic interactions
This article is about the mathematical study of strategic behavior. For the study of playing games for entertainment, see Game studies. "Game theorist" redirects here. For the YouTube series, see Game Theorists. For other uses, see Game theory (disambiguation).
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