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26 April 2024
 
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Quantum games and games with factorizable and non-factorizable probabilities
Azhar Iqbal ; James M. Chappell ; Derek Abbott ;
Date 3 Oct 2014
AbstractEisert et al.’s quantization scheme for a bimatrix game involves players’ local unitary transformations on a pair of qubits and the subsequent quantum measurement generating four quantum probabilities. When quantum probabilities obey factorizability relations, the quantum game reduces itself to the corresponding mixed-strategy classical game. In this paper, we present two approaches in obtaining games with non-factorizable probabilities. In the first approach, factorizability is controlled by an external parameter whereas in the second approach we replace the factorizability relations with two weaker relations. The solutions of symmetric bimatrix games with non-factorizable probabilities are then analyzed and compared to the solution in the quantum game.
Source arXiv, 1409.4878
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