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Two Players Game Based on Schrödinger Equation Solution
Department of Mathematics, Iowa State University, Ames, USA
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Theoretical Economics Letters·Volume 12 (2022)·Pages 564–574·Published 4 March 2022·DOI10.4236/tel.2022.122032
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Abstract
Game theory between two no co-operation players is an important topic during these years. For each player, he has his own thoughts and for each time, maybe there is more than one idea in his brain which is a disturbance. It is really similar as the Schrodinger equation solution: for fixed time, the solution has different states in probability. In the paper, we connect these two things together and find the related topics between equilibrium and solution property.
KeywordsGame TheorySchrödinger EquationEvolution ProcessUncertainty Principle
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