Abstract
If a pursuit game with many persons can be formalized in the framework of zero-sum differential games, then general methods can be applied to solve it. But difficulties arise connected with very high dimension of the phase vector when there are too many objects. Just due to this problem, special formulations and methods have been elaborated for conflict interaction of groups of objects. This paper is a survey of publications and results on group pursuit games.
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