Game Theory

Game Theory is a mathematical and strategic framework for analyzing interactions among multiple decision-makers whose outcomes depend on the actions of others. It provides powerful tools for modeling competition, cooperation, and strategic decision-making in complex systems. Research in game theory focuses on solving problems related to resource sharing, strategic interactions, conflict resolution, incentive mechanisms, equilibrium analysis, and optimization in domains such as wireless communication, distributed networks, cybersecurity, economics, artificial intelligence, and blockchain ecosystems. The area encompasses concepts such as non-cooperative games, cooperative games, evolutionary game theory, Nash equilibrium, repeated games, bargaining strategies, and auction models, enabling intelligent decision-making in dynamic and uncertain environments.