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Springer Nature Proceedings excluding Computer Science

Steve Baigent

Martin Bohner

Saber Elaydi

Progress on Difference Equations and Discrete Dynamical Systems

25th ICDEA, London, UK, June 24-28, 2019

&lt;div&gt;Part I: Papers by Plenary Speakers, Hu Peterson, Caputo Nabla Fractional Boundary Value Problems.- M. Pituk, A Note on Ergodicity for Nonautonomous Linear Difference Equations.- M. L. Kolomiets and A. L. Shilnikov, Poincare return maps in neural dynamics: three examples.- H. R. Thieme, Persistent discrete-time dynamics on measures.- P. J. Y. Wong, Discrete Splines and its Applications.- Part II: Contributed Papers, A. S. Ackleh, Md I. Hossain, Amy Veprauskas and A. Zhang, Persistence of a discrete-time predator-prey model with stage-structure in the predator.- J. B. Bacani and J. F. T. Rabago, Techniques on solving systems of nonlinear difference equations.- J. Cao, T. Cai and Li-Ping Cai, A note on q-partial differential equations for generalized q-2D Hermite polynomials.- D. Arugaslan Cincin and Nur Cengiz, The Stability of a Spring-Mass System with Generalized Piecewise Constant Argument.- J. M. Cushing, A Darwinian Ricker Equation.- B. Heim and M. Neuhauser, Difference equations related to number theory.- S. Kapcak, A Note on Non-hyperbolic Fixed Points of One-dimensional Maps.- F. Karakoc, Impulse Effect on a Population Model with&amp;nbsp;Piecewise Constant Argument.- Y. Kostrov and Z. Kudlak, On a Second-Order Rational Difference Equation with Quadratic Terms, Part II.- Ye Li and Jiawei Xu, Population Motivated Discrete-time Disease Models.- V. V. Martseniuk, S. L. Gefter and A. L. Piven, Uniqueness criterion and Cramer’s rule for implicit higher order linear difference equations over Z.- N. Pop, L. Vladareanu and V. Vladareanu, On the Neumann boundary optimal control of a frictional quasistatic contact problem with dry friction.- Y. Raffoul, Recent Results On Summations And Volterra Difference Equations Via Lyapunov Functionals.- G. Belitskii and V. Rayskin, New Method of Smooth Extension of Local Maps on Linear Topological Spaces. Applications and Examples.- G. Bastien and M. Rogalski, QRT-Families of Degree four Biquadratic Curves each of them has Genus Zero, Associated Dynamical Systems.- B. Ryals, Stability of Discrete-Time Coupled Oscillators via Quotient Dynamics.- T. Candan, M. Saburov and U. Ufuktepe, Reaching a consensus via Krause mean processes in multi-agent systems: Quadratic stochastic operators.- K. Saito, Global Attractivity For a Volterra Difference Equation.- L. Silva, Bifurcation scenarios under symbolic template iterations of flat top tent maps.- P. Zemánek, Linear operators associated with differential and&amp;nbsp;difference systems: What is different?.&lt;/div&gt;

Computer Science and Engineering (German Language)

Stefan Rass

Stefan Schauer

Sandra König

Quanyan Zhu

Ein spieltheoretischer Zugang

Cybersicherheit in kritischen Infrastrukturen

New Frontiers in Regional Science: Asian Perspectives

This book presents a comprehensive analysis of tax consequences in an oligopolistic market. It provides the reader with a systematic and precise way of understanding the research content of tax incidence. A major feature of the book is its analysis of tax incidence from both domestic and international oligopolies. Then, by examining various oligopoly models, it approaches the essence of domestic and multilateral tax issues. Starting with the general theory of commodity tax incidence in an oligopoly, the topics addressed in this book include tax reform, environmental regulation, and policy coordination in international oligopolies. In addition to the usual oligopoly model, managerial oligopoly, the public pricing problem for firms in an oligopoly, and mixed oligopoly are dealt with. By presenting individual issues and explaining the relevance of each topic, this book is highly recommended for readers interested in policymaking and the global market in relation to the interdisciplinary developments of public economics, regional economics, and international economics. This book is also valuable as an advanced textbook on applied economics.

Minoru Kunizaki

Kazuyuki Nakamura

Naoki Kakita

Theoretical Analyses of Commodity Tax in an Oligopolistic Market

Melvyn B. Nathanson

CANT, New York, USA, 2022 and 2023

Combinatorial and Additive Number Theory VI

Engineering (R0)

Uri Weiss

Joseph Agassi

Strategic Decisions via Extensions of Game Theory

Games to Play and Games not to Play

Philosophy and Religion (R0)

Vincent F. Hendricks

Insights from Game Theory, Behavioral Economics and Moral Philosophy

WHAT ABOUT ME ISM

&lt;p&gt;Written by leading scholars from various disciplines, this book presents current research on topics such as public choice, game theory, and political economy. It features contributions on fundamental, methodological, and empirical issues around the concepts of power and responsibility that strive to bridge the gap between different disciplinary approaches. The contributions fall into roughly four sub-disciplines: voting and voting power, public&amp;nbsp;economics and politics, economics and philosophy, as well as labor economics.&lt;br&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;On the occasion of his 75th birthday, this book is written in honor of Manfred J. Holler, an economist by training and profession whose work as a guiding light has helped advance our understanding of the interdisciplinary connections of concepts of power and responsibility. He has written many articles and books on game theory, and&amp;nbsp;worked&amp;nbsp;extensively on questions of labor economics, politics, and philosophy.&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;br&gt;

Martin A. Leroch

Florian Rupp

Interdisciplinary Perspectives for the 21st Century in Honor of Manfred J. Holler

Power and Responsibility

Management & Marketing

The art of thinking strategically This book is a practical and accessible guide to understanding and implementing game theory, providing you with the essential information and saving time.In 50 minutes you will be able to: • Quickly master the concept of strategic behavior and interactive decisions • Anticipate the actions of your opponents to react accordingly and maximize gains • Find the key to cooperating in order to reach collective goalsABOUT 50MINUTES.COM|Management &amp; Marketing50MINUTES.COM provides the tools to quickly understand the main theories and concepts that shape the economic world of today. Our publications are easy to use and they will save you time. They provide elements of theory and case studies, making them excellent guides to understand key concepts in just a few minutes. In fact, they are the starting point to take action and push your business to the next level.

 50minutes

Sara Wright

The art of thinking strategically

Game Theory

Economics and Finance (R0)

Kjetil Bjorvatn

An ABC in 1-2-3

Microeconomics Made Simple

Social Sciences (R0)

Rui Zhao

Multi-criteria Decision-Making Approaches to Sustainable Consumption and Production

&lt;p&gt;This ambitious book is the first to present a theoretical framework for a unified analysis of both behavioral and traditional economics. It explores the ultimate factors from an evolutionary perspective in addressing why humans are predictably irrational and proposes "adaptive rationality," a new direction for understanding human behavior.&lt;br&gt;
Taking anomalies in ultimatum game experiments as a starting point, this book presents findings from hundreds of experiments. The interdisciplinary nature of the book, which encompasses the latest research across an astonishingly wide range of fields—including game theory, psychology, neuroscience, cognitive science, cultural&amp;nbsp;anthropology, biology, and ethology—provides boundless intellectual excitement.&lt;br&gt;
While this is an academic book discussing human rationality, it can also be seen as a popular science book that delves deeply into questions such as "What underlies human decision making?" The book stands out for its unique approach, making it an unparalleled reading experience. The original Japanese edition won the Nikkei Prize for Economics Books (the 64th Nikkei-Keizai Tosho Bunka award) in 2021, an accolade bestowed upon an outstanding economics book published in a given year. Furthermore, this edition also received the Takashima Kunio Jiyu Prize Encouragement Award in 2024.&lt;/p&gt;


Kayoko Kobayashi

Why We Are Predictably Irrational

The Mystery of the Ultimatum Game

Tatsuyoshi Saijo

Future Design for Creating a World Worth Inheriting

This book critically discusses the historical backgrounds and new developments of the theories of games, decisions, and markets, with many possible applications to social and economic problems. Consisting of three connected parts, the book sheds new light on the role of merchants in the market economy under conditions of risk and uncertainty. Part I begins with the question of why and how John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern did joint work in game theory, namely, the theoretical study of strategic interactions among several decision makers. The duel between Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty in Conan Doyle's famous detective story is recalled as a great inducement to Neumann and Morgenstern to invent zero-sum, two-person games. More general non-zero-sum games and associated Nash solutions are then discussed in relation to the generation-gap problem between a young couple and an elderly couple. Part II explores a set of very fundamental problems of individual decision making. Thetwo famous axioms of revealed preference ― Samuelson's weak axiom and Houthakker's axiom ― are skillfully connected and empirically reevaluated by the introduction of certain regularity conditions. The revealed preference approach is then extended from the original commodity space to the dual price space. Such dual treatment in microeconomics is further applied to the theory of cost and production, with the decomposition of the total factor price effect into the substitution and scale effects. Part III turns the reader’s attention to the interdependence of several markets. The almost forgotten Hicks–Morishima approach is newly revived with graphical illustrations of traded goods. The well-known Jones–Kemp approach to international trade is boldly expanded into the world of risk and uncertainty. Some striking results in comparative static analysis are derived, with favorable implications for the real world.

Yasuhiro Sakai

Games, Decisions, and Markets

Progress on Difference Equations and Discrete Dynamical Systems

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