Abstract

Nash equilibrium constitutes a central solution concept in game theory. In this paper, a Nash equilibrium of a finite n-person non-cooperative game can be formulated to an non-linear optimal solution of the optimization model with zero optimal value. This paper investigates the effectiveness of differential evolutionary optimization to compute Nash equilibrium of non-cooperative n-person games, as global minimum of a real-valued function. The experiments demonstrate the feasibility of this approach for finding an equilibrium of an N-person game.

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