On the uniqueness of the solution to a large linear assignment problem

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine the development of a linear assignment problem and considers an attempt to define a unique solution. Earlier research has shown that the problem's core coincides with a stable solution set and exhibits cooperative concepts which approximate competitive equilibria. Current research shows that the problem sets a continuum of allocations and defines a unique solution set as the number of agents increase.

Models, Negotiation, Negotiations, Allocation (Taxation), Tax allocation

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Learning in linear models with expectational leads

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Using an adaptive ordinary least-squares algorithm based on an ordinary least-squares algorithm, linear models with expectational leads are studied.

Germany, Science & research, Algorithms, Algorithm, Rational expectations (Economics)

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Uniqueness conditions for strongly point-rationalizable solutions to games with metrizable strategy sets

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The use of irrational numbers to find solutions to problems pertaining to strategic games is discussed.

South Africa, Analysis, Games of strategy (Mathematics), Numbers, Irrational, Irrational numbers

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