By standard Nash equilibrium problem (NEP), I mean the Nash equilibrium problem as opposed to Generalized Nash equilibrium problem(GNEP). In standard Nash equilibrium problem, constraint is independent of the other players’ strategies. It seems that a lot of numerical algorithms are designed for GNEP. But if it is NEP with linear constraints, are there any particular algorithms designed that is simpler than GNEP?
Appreciate any kind of help in advance!
Hi, in pathology Nash means "nonalcoholic steatohepatitis", so the mathematical NASH is an aliens passenger in the liver. But, if we can integrate both, mathematics and pathology, perhaps a new mathematical algorithm-liver can be established. (sometimes jokes can give amazing results !!!!)
Hoping that you would not take it badly, with best wishes
JC, expertise in experimental liver pathology
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