One World mathematical Game Theory Seminar

The One World Mathematical Game Theory Seminar is an international online seminar whose goal is keeping our research community connected, allowing people to regularly meet and exchange ideas.

The seminar takes place biweekly, on Mondays at 15:00 CEST, one hour talk followed by a flexible time for questions and discussion, all using the Zoom platform.

This seminar is a part of One World Seminars, currently held in probability, PDEs, Data driven maths, Waves, Mathematical Methods for Arbitrary Data Source (MADS), IMAGing and INvErse problem (IMAGINE) and Optimization.

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https://zoom.us/j/241150956?pwd=clc4L1I5M3BYTXEvQnErOVBtRFI0UT09

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The seminar schedule follow, for the abstracts click here.

Time	Speaker	Topic		Video of meeting
April 6 15:00 CEST	John Levy, University of Glasgow	Uniformly Supported Approximate Equilibria in Families of Games	slides	video
April 20 15:00 CEST	Bernhard von Stengel, LSE	Algorithms for Rank-1 Bimatrix Games	slides (updated)	video
May 4 15:00 CEST	Jörgen Weibull, Stockholm School of Economics	Does Moral Play Equilibrate?	slides	video
May 18 15:00 CEST	Ehud Kalai, Northwestern University	Viable Nash Equilibria: Formation and Defection	slides	video
June 1 15:00 CEST	Dov Samet, Tel-Aviv University	Monologues, Dialogues and Common Priors		video
June 15 15:00 CEST	Yannai Gonczarowski. Microsoft Research
June 29 15:00 CEST	Jérôme Renault, Toulouse School of Economics

The organizers:

Xavier Venel, Ziv Hellman, Eilon Solan, János Flesch, Miklos Pinter, Galit Ashkenazi-Golan