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6-24 Mathematics in Dibrugarh University Surajit Borkotokey 教授学术讲座:Redefining the TU game : Role of Middlemen

题目:Redefining the TU game : Role of Middlemen

主讲人: Surajit Borkotokey 教授(Mathematics in Dibrugarh University, India)

时间:2016年6月24日下午15:30

地点:主楼216

主讲人介绍:

    Surajit Borkotokey is a professor in the Department of Mathematics, Dibrugarh University, Assam, India. He teaches Real Analysis, Measure Theory, Cooperative Game Theory and Fuzzy Logic. He did his MSc and MPhil from the University of Delhi, India and PhD from Dibrugarh University, India in Fuzzy Algebra. Later shifted to cooperative game theory and did post-doctoral research at Louisina State University, USA on Mathematical Models on Network Games. Received National award for Best Research Paper in the Mathematical Science Section at the “Indian Science Congress – 2002” and awarded with the Indo-US Research Fellowship to work in the USA. He has published 24 papers on highly reputed journals and few review articles for Mathematical Review of the American Mathematical Society. A major research project on Network Games is going on under his supervision with an amount of 11 lacs of Indian Rupees. He visited the University of Western Australia, University of Paris, Indiana University, Bloomington, USA, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA etc. and has collaboration with researchers from Slovakia, USA and France. Recently he has been awarded with the prestigious NSP fellowship of Slovak Government, to visit Slovak University of Technology, Bratsilava for two months later in this year. 

内容介绍:

    We introduce the notion of a middleman in a TU Cooperative game. The middleman engages in intermediary activities which increases the output of every coalition. For this, he offers a scheme of intermediary activities for each coalition and charges a fee in return. We propose a new solution called Intermediary value which is characterized using standard axioms in the literature. Some illustrative examples follow. 

 

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