The Mini-course on Algorithmic Aspects of Stochastic Games and Related Models hosted by Tsinghua-Aarhus Center for the Theory of Interactive Computation opened on October 31, 2011 at Room1-312, FIT Building.
Prof. Uri Zwick is giving a talk.
Shapley’s stochastic games and related models play a central role in various disciplines, including game theory, operations research and computer science. Within computer science, the models are of interest to a wide range of subcommunities, including formal methods, artificial intelligence, theory of algorithms and computational complexity. Studying variations of the model and its associated algorithms have recently led to significant and unexpected new discoveries.
Group photo of the mini-course
The purpose of this mini-course is to lead the participants to the research frontier of this exciting topic. Prof. Uri Zwick from Tel Aviv University, Prof. Peter Miltersen from Aarhus University and Prof. Marcin Jurdzinski from University of Warwick will give lectures at the three-day course.
