I am currently focused on coalitional games, strategic games with infinite action spaces, and their applications in computer science. Since many game-theoretic models have common mathematical roots, my research also includes more fundamental aspects. They are connected by variations on the notion of a lattice ordered vector space. Fundamental questions about game solutions can be recast as interesting problems in algebra, discrete mathematics, and polyhedral geometry.
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