Frank Thuijsman, a Dutch mathematician and game theorist, associate professor in mathematics and chair of the research group networks and strategic optimization at the department of data science and knowledge engineering at Maastricht University [1]. At the Heuristic Programming Workshop of the 3rd Computer Olympiad, he gave an introduction to the theory of games [2]. His research includes stochastic games, which generalize both Markov decision processes and repeated games.
Frank Thuijsman [3]

Selected Publications

1989

• Frank Thuijsman (1989). Optimality and Equilibria in Stochastic Games. Ph.D. thesis, Maastricht University ^[5]

1990 ...

• Frank Thuijsman (1992). An Introduction to the Theory of Games. Heuristic Programming in AI 3
• Peter J. Braspenning, Frank Thuijsman, Ton Weijters (eds) (1995). Artificial neural networks: an introduction to ANN theory and practice. LNCS 931, Springer
• János Flesch, Frank Thuijsman, Okko J. Vrieze (1996). Recursive Repeated Games with Absorbing States. Mathematics of Operations Research, Vol. 21, No. 4
• János Flesch, Frank Thuijsman, Okko J. Vrieze (1999). Markov Strategies are Better than Stationary Strategies. International Game Theory Review, Vol. 1, No. 1 ^[6]

2000 ...

• János Flesch, Frank Thuijsman, Okko J. Vrieze (2001). Stationary Strategies in Zero-Sum Stochastic Games. International Game Theory Review, Vol. 3, No. 4
• János Flesch, Frank Thuijsman, Okko J. Vrieze (2007). Stochastic games with additive transitions. European Journal of Operational Research, Vol. 179, No. 2

2010 ...

• Philippe Uyttendaele, Frank Thuijsman (2015). Evolutionary Games and Local Dynamics. International Game Theory Review, Vol. 17, No. 2, pdf

External Links

• Frank Thuijsman | Home
• Frank Thuijsman - Google Scholar Citations
• Frank Thuijsman - The Mathematics Genealogy Project

References

1. ^ Thematic University Business Forum, Vienna, February 25-26, 2016 - Speaker: Frank Thuijsman
2. ^ Frank Thuijsman (1992). An Introduction to the Theory of Games. Heuristic Programming in AI 3
3. ^ Frank Thuijsman | Home
4. ^ DBLP: Frank Thuijsman
5. ^ Frank Thuijsman - The Mathematics Genealogy Project
6. ^ Markov strategy from Wikipedia

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