Smol'yakov Èduard Rimovich

Publications in Math-Net.Ru

1. Two strong equilibria for game problems
   
   Avtomat. i Telemekh., 2009, no. 8,  58–69
2. Conflict generalized Pareto equilibria
   
   Differ. Uravn., 42:12 (2006),  1680–1685
3. Notions of coalitional conflict equilibria
   
   Differ. Uravn., 42:11 (2006),  1539–1548
4. A Circular Arrangement of Equilibria and a Procedure for Finding the Strongest of Them
   
   Differ. Uravn., 41:12 (2005),  1642–1651
5. A Theory of Dynamic Conflict Problems Allowing for Extraneous Interests
   
   Differ. Uravn., 41:11 (2005),  1540–1549
6. Circular structures of conflict equilibria in dynamical systems
   
   Differ. Uravn., 40:12 (2004),  1658–1664
7. Coordinated equilibria and a technique for solving differential games
   
   Differ. Uravn., 40:11 (2004),  1521–1531
8. Construction of a theory of cooperative games without using a characteristic function
   
   Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 44:1 (2004),  93–103
9. A Theory of Dynamic Conflict Problems on Intersecting Sets
   
   Differ. Uravn., 39:12 (2003),  1637–1644
10. New Cooperative Theory and Program Differential Games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 39:11 (2003),  1527–1535
11. Solutions for Cooperative Games
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 2002, no. 7,  128–137
12. Strong Active Solution in Non-Cooperative Games
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 2002, no. 6,  36–43
13. Nonsymmetric Equilibria and Differential Games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 38:12 (2002),  1611–1619
14. A System of Equilibria for Many-Player Games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 38:11 (2002),  1517–1524
15. The Most Preferred Equilibrium in Noncooperative Differential Games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 38:1 (2002),  44–52
16. New equilibria and techniques for finding them in ambiguous noncooperative games
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 42:6 (2002),  815–822
17. Expanded Basic System of Equilibria and the Methodology for Solving Noncooperative Games
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 2001, no. 11,  145–153
18. Extension of the Basic Saddle Points for Two-Person Zero-Sum Differential Games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 37:11 (2001),  1524–1530
19. The construction of a countable system of coalition-free equilibrium notions
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 41:4 (2001),  570–576
20. Methods for the search for an always existing “strongest” saddle point in antagonistic games
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 2000, no. 12,  53–61
21. Antagonistic equilibria in games with multivalued objective functionals
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 2000, no. 8,  29–36
22. The generalized concept of a saddle point and its application in differential games
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 2000, no. 3,  66–75
23. A Search for the Always Existing Strongest Equilibrium in Coalition-Free Differential Games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 36:12 (2000),  1658–1664
24. Some approaches to the construction of the theory of multivalued differential games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 36:11 (2000),  1506–1512
25. Games with many-valued payoff functions
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 40:5 (2000),  685–692
26. Noncooperative differential games that are Pareto-optimal
    
    Differ. Uravn., 35:11 (1999),  1511–1516
27. Equilibria for noncooperative differential games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 35:5 (1999),  686–691
28. Equilibriums in differential games and problems of acceptance of offers
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 39:6 (1999),  897–905
29. Finding a saddle point in antagonistic games
    
    Zh. Vychisl. Mat. Mat. Fiz., 39:1 (1999),  3–8
30. General existence theorems for saddle points
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 1998, no. 12,  59–67
31. Theorems on parametrized saddle points in differential games
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 1998, no. 4,  178–183
32. Conditions for the existence of strong equilibria in $n$-person differential games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 34:11 (1998),  1521–1526
33. Methods for searching for all types of solutions in zero-sum differential games with dependent strategies
    
    Differ. Uravn., 34:10 (1998),  1337–1345
34. Necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of boundaries of the equilibrium set in antagonistic differential games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 33:12 (1997),  1639–1650
35. Complete equilibrium in noncooperative programmed differential games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 33:11 (1997),  1523–1527
36. Theorems on the existence of symmetric active equilibria in noncooperative programmed differential games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 33:6 (1997),  776–781
37. A Heuristic Search Procedures for Seeking Equilibria in Coalitionless and Antagonistic Games
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 1996, no. 9,  18–28
38. Cooperative programmed differential games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 32:11 (1996),  1499–1505
39. Multivalued noncooperative differential games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 31:12 (1995),  2013–2019
40. On some generalizations of existence theorems for saddle points in differential games
    
    Differ. Uravn., 31:11 (1995),  1880–1885
41. Extremality and equilibrium for specified functions and game models. II. Strong equilibria
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 1983, no. 4,  41–49
42. Extremality and equilibrium for specified functions and game models. I. Weak equilibria
    
    Avtomat. i Telemekh., 1983, no. 3,  101–108
43. The concept of a solution of an $N$-person coalition game with transferability
    
    Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR, 210:6 (1973),  1290–1292
44. The solution of games with dependent player strategies
    
    Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR, 208:2 (1973),  280–283
45. Generalized differential and infinite antagonistic games with dependent player strategies
    
    Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR, 208:1 (1973),  56–59
46. Differential games in mixed strategies
    
    Dokl. Akad. Nauk SSSR, 191:1 (1970),  39–42