How do you make good decisions when the situation keeps changing around you, and when others are making decisions too?

Join us for a Vectum research lecture by János Flesch from the Department of Quantitative Economics at Maastricht University. From chess and backgammon to companies competing in a market, many situations involve a sequence of decisions in an environment that evolves over time, often partly by chance. Stochastic games (or Markov decision problems, when there is only one decision maker) are the mathematical framework for studying them.

📅 Tuesday 17 November

🕖 19:00

📍 SBE, Room C-1.03

The lecture is accessible to students from all years. You don't need any prior knowledge of game theory.