Discriminatory solutions of π-person games
Guillermo Owen Β· Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society Β· 1966
In studying M-person games, we find that very often solutions exist in which one, or several, of the players, always receive the same amount.Such players are said to be discriminated players, and the solutions are said to be discriminatory.It is our purpose to study these solutions.Definition 1.Let v be an w-person game, let 5 be a subset of N (the set of all players) and let q^v(N).Then by vs.i we mean the