Abstract
A logically coherent general framework for continuous-time games must restrict the allowable set of strategies. If not, then it will be impossible to sensibly assign outcomes to choices of “strategies” by the agents. To avoid artificially determining the equilibrium set, the restrictions on the set of strategies should be the minimum required to make the framework logically coherent. This paper defines such a maximal set of strategies for continuous-time games. It is characterized by two conditions: a strategy must identify an agent's next move and move time, and agents only initiate finitely many at one point in time.
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