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STACS
1999
Springer
15 years 2 months ago
In How Many Steps the k Peg Version of the Towers of Hanoi Game Can Be Solved?
Abstract. In this we paper we consider the version of the classical Towers of Hanoi games where the game-board contains more than three pegs. For k pegs we give a 2Ckn1/(k−2) low...
Mario Szegedy
TLCA
2005
Springer
15 years 3 months ago
Can Proofs Be Animated By Games?
Proof animation is a way of executing proofs to nd errors in the formalization of proofs. It is intended to be \testing in proof engineering". Although the realizability inter...
Susumu Hayashi
CSE
2009
IEEE
15 years 1 months ago
Satisficing the Masses: Applying Game Theory to Large-Scale, Democratic Decision Problems
ACT We present ongoing research on large-scale decision models in which there are many invested individuals. We apply our unique Bayesian belief aggregation approach to decision pr...
Kshanti A. Greene, Joe Michael Kniss, George F. Lu...
CSL
1994
Springer
15 years 1 months ago
Resolution Games and Non-Liftable Resolution Orderings
We prove the completeness of the combination of ordered resolution and factoring for a large class of non-liftable orderings, without the need for any additional rules like satura...
Hans de Nivelle
DIGRA
2005
Springer
15 years 3 months ago
Dialog as a Game
We describe a technique to manage pre-written lines of dialog by treating a conversation as a game. Thinking of conversation as a game means structuring it as a series of moves, m...
Peter Border