Abstract: Game Theory and Complexity of Geostrategic Conflicts
by Nikos Lygeros
Summer School on Complexity, Patras, Greece. 15/07/2004
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In this lecture, we will analyze on the one hand the evolution of the
negotiations in the development of the Annan plan to its fifth version,
while insisting on the drafting of the protocol of coalition and on the
other hand on its mediological impact as well intrinsic as extrinsic from
the european point of view, in order to study via the paradigmatic case of
the cypriot problem, the complexity of the geostrategic conflicts. We will
try in particular to show via the game theory how the latter can be
surinterpreted as generalized forms of Nash equilibriums within the
framework of non cooperative systems which games are not with profit of
null sum.