Solving the „Tracking Game“

The „tracking game“ is a nonlinear extension of the linear regulator problem (also known as „tracking problem“), which is well known from LQ optimal control theory. Such a game taking place in a shared environment is characterized by the fact that the effectiveness of individual decisions heavily depends on the decisions of other players.

A Complexity Science View of Marketing

The marketing world has changed.  Previously we tended to assume a
proved it qualitatively and quantitatively), and the trick was to
see the ad.

Public Goods Game

Selfishness and Cooperation


The Role of Prices, Part 1

In today’s global economy, we can’t begin to count how many transactions between buyers and sellers happen each day. But who decides the individual costs of all of these goods and services? Why do those costs change over time? Why are some things so ridiculously expensive? In a free-market economy, prices are so much more than the amount of money we pay when we buy something.