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1. Introduction to Game Theory
2. Fundamental Elements of Games
3. Game Classification and Representation
4. Solution Concepts for Static Games
5. Classic Static Games
6. Dynamic Games and Sequential Decision-Making
7. Games with Incomplete Information
8. Cooperative Game Theory
9. Mechanism Design and Implementation
10. Evolutionary Game Theory
11. Behavioral Game Theory
12. Applications Across Disciplines
Game Classification and Representation
Classification by Cooperation
Cooperative Games
Coalition Formation
Binding Agreements
Joint Strategy Selection
Non-Cooperative Games
Individual Decision-Making
No Binding Agreements
Strategic Independence
Classification by Information
Complete Information Games
Incomplete Information Games
Perfect Information Games
Imperfect Information Games
Classification by Payoff Structure
Zero-Sum Games
Constant-Sum Property
Strictly Competitive
Minimax Solutions
Non-Zero-Sum Games
Variable-Sum Property
Potential for Mutual Gain
Mixed Motives
Classification by Timing
Static Games
Simultaneous Decision-Making
Normal Form Representation
Dynamic Games
Sequential Decision-Making
Extensive Form Representation
Multi-Stage Games
Classification by Symmetry
Symmetric Games
Identical Strategy Sets
Payoff Symmetry
Asymmetric Games
Different Roles
Asymmetric Information
Normal Form Representation
Payoff Matrices
Construction Principles
Two-Player Games
Multi-Player Extensions
Strategic Form Elements
Player Set
Strategy Sets
Payoff Functions
Matrix Interpretation
Row and Column Players
Cell Entries
Payoff Ordering
Extensive Form Representation
Game Trees
Nodes and Branches
Root and Terminal Nodes
Decision Nodes
Information Sets
Grouping Decision Nodes
Perfect Recall
Imperfect Information Representation
Moves and Actions
Available Actions at Nodes
Action Labels
Payoffs at Terminal Nodes
Outcome Assignment
Utility Values
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