Quantum game theoretic analysis of Kabaddi

Authors

  • Swati Singh, Dayal Pyari Srivastava, C Patvardhan

Keywords:

Nash equilibrium, Pareto optimal, Quantum Game Simulator

Abstract

The paper attempts to quantize Kabaddi. The payoff matrices are constructed for Kabaddi using classical game theory. One such sample payoff matrix is chosen. The matrix is found to have multiple pure and mixed strategy Nash equilibriums. To resolve this dilemma and obtain a unique solution of the payoff matrix, quantization of Kabaddi is attempted. It is also shown, how a player can modify the winning of another player by choosing its angles. 

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Published

2022-02-26

Issue

Vol. 11 No. 3 (2022): February 2022

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