Corvinus Center For Operations Research
Corvinus University of Budapest
CIAS invites you to the next talk of the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar. Oct. 19 (13:30-14:30) room C.714 Héctor Hermida Rivera (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) Title: Stable voting rules Abstract: In this paper, I characterise stable voting rules and self-stable Continue Reading …
CIAS invites you to the next talk of the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar. Oct. 12 2023, 13:30-14:30 online: Péter Bayer (Toulouse School of Economics) Title: Evolutionarily stable networks Abstract: This paper studies the Darwinian evolution of behavior governing strategic network formation. Continue Reading …
CIAS invites you to the next talk of the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar. Oct. 5 2023, 13:30-14:30 in room C.714 Marieke Külpmann-Pahlke (Corvinus University) Feedback design in strategic-form games with ambiguity averse players We use a notion of maxmin self-confirming equilibrium (MSCE) Continue Reading …
CIAS invites you to the next talk of the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar. Sep. 28 2023, 13:30-14:30 in room C.714 Dinko Dimitrov (Saarland University, Germany) Blend-in fairness and equal split Blending in with others is a possible self-serving motivation when people participate in Continue Reading …
The Corvinus Center for Operation Research (CCOR) invites you to the workshop: Information, Games and Decisions (IGD) Venue: Corvinus University, Building C, Room: C.714Date: May 31 Wednesday, 10.30-14.30 Keynote speaker: Dov Samet (Tel-Aviv University) Speakers: Péter Vida (Corvinus & CY Paris Cergy University) Continue Reading …
CIAS invites you to the next talk of the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar. May 5 (12-13) room C.714 Zsófia Dornai (BME) TU-games with utility: the u-prenucleolus The u-prenucleolus is a generalisation of the prenucleolus using utility functions. The u-prenucleolus also can be considered as Continue Reading …
CIAS invites you to the next talk of the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar. Apr. 27 (12-13) room C.714 Christopher Stapenhurst (BME QSMS) Deterring bribery with Scotch Hold ’em Poker We study principal-monitor-agent problems where monitors can take bribes to hide evidence. We find that the Continue Reading …
CIAS invites you to the next talk of the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar. Apr. 20 (12-13) room C.714 Xin Ye (Durham University, UK) Computing Balanced Solutions for Large International Kidney Exchange Scheme To overcome incompatibility issues, kidney patients may swap their donors. Continue Reading …
CIAS invites you to the next talk of the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar. Mar. 30 (12-13) room C.714 Sreoshi Banerjee (BME, QSMS) How to sell an object under costly attribute verification We study a game with one buyer and one seller. Continue Reading …
CIAS invites you to the next talk of the Corvinus Game Theory Seminar. Mar. 23 (12-13) room C.714 Helmuts Azacis (Cardiff University and CIAS) Fighting Collusion: An Implementation Theory Approach A competition authority has an objective, which specifies what output profile firms Continue Reading …