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THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF DYNAMIC GAMES
E-LETTER, issue No. 6, 5 June 1992

Edited by Raimo P. Hamalainen and Harri Ehtamo
Systems Analysis Laboratory, Helsinki University of Technology
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to Members of the International Society of Dynamic Games
Fifth International Symposium on Dynamic Games and Applications

In this issue of the electronic newsletter of ISDG, you will find the
complete program of our Fifth bi-annual Symposium, to be held in
Grimentz, Switzerland, between the dates of July 15 and 17, 1992. This
Symposium will be preceded by a full-day of tutorials in Conches-Geneva,
on July 13, 1992.

Alain Haurie, in collaboration with his Program Committee, has put
together a very exciting Technical Program, which I am sure you all will
find rewarding and stimulating. I personally invite you to participate
in this Symposium, and look forward to seeing you there.

Tamer Basar, ISDG President
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Contributed by Alain Haurie <HAURIE@CGEUGE11> June 2

Fifth International Symposium on
Dynamic Games and Applications

Conches, July 13 - Grimentz, July 15-17

Final Program

Tutorials and Symposium

Tutorial Sessions: July 13, 1992

International Academy of the Environment
4, chemin de Conches,
1231 Conches-Geneva, Switzerland.

Contributed and Invited Sessions: July 15-17, 1992

Hotel a la Marenda, 3961 Grimentz
Val d’Anniviers-Valais, Switzerland.

Organizer:
Departement d’economie
commerciale et industrielle,
Universite de Geneve.

Sponsor:
The International Society of Dynamic Games (ISDG).

With the participation of
IFAC Mathematics of Control Committee, and
IEEE Control Systems Society.

Local Organizing Committee:
Alain Haurie (Conference Chairman), P. Allan, 0. Bahn, A. Din, E.
Fragniere, J. Mocellin, A. de Palma, M. Roche, J.P. Vial, Ch. van
Delft.

Scientific Committee:
P. Allan, T. Basar, M. Breton, P. Bernhard, H. SEBhtamo, J.
Filar, G. Gambarelli, R. Hamalainen, V. Kaitala, G. Leitmann,

R. Loulou, A. Melikyan, G.J. Olsder, A. de Palma, G.
Papavassilopoulos, M.L. Petit, L. Petrosian, T.E.S. Raghavan, G.
Ricci, J. Rotmans, P. Tani, S.H. Tijs, B. Tolwinski, J.P. Vial,
O.J. Vrieze, G. Zaccour.

Acknowledgement:
This symposium has been made possible by
the financial support of Commission administrative, Faculte
SES and Departement COMIN, Universite de Geneve.

We are pleased to present this fine program for the 5th-ISDG. As you
know the symposium begins in Geneva-Conches and then moves to Grimentz
(Valais). The two hotels of the symposium are Hotel Carlton in Geneva
and Hotel a la Marenda in Grimentz. In Grimentz all the participants
have to register at Hotel a la Marenda. However, since this hotel is
too small to accomodate all of us the participants will be lodged in
different hotels and pensions all over the village.

In Geneva:

Hotel Carlton is located in the vicinity of the central station (Gare
Cornavin). There is a train and a bus (TPG no. 10) services from the
Cointrin airport to the Cornavin station. To get a bus ticket you need
to have change (around 2 sfr) in order to use the automatic ticketing
machine. From Hotel Carlton to Conches the easiest way is to take the
TPG bus no. 8 at Cornavin and get off at Conches. Count 25 minutes for
this bus ride. In Conches find the chemin de Conches to the right when
coming from Geneva at the entrance of the village (you will have to walk
back 100 meters from the bus stop). The International Academy of the
Environment is located at no. 4, in a park. The pavillon where the
tutorial session are held is the one~storey modern style building
located in the back of the visitors parking area. There is additional
parking available for the Academy visitors a little farther on Chemin de
Conches. A free lunch buffet will be served in the foyer to the
participants. In the evening a cocktail is offered to the participants
by the City of Geneva. For diner we plan to organize a typical diner in
a charming restaurant (will cost around 50 sfr per person).

Transfer to Grimentz:

The full day of July 14 is devoted to the travel from Geneva to
Grimentz: If you travel by car you have to reach first the city of
Sierre in the Rhone valley. Soon after the city of Sierre, to the right
starts the mountain road going to Zinal and Grimentz. This is a winding
road, please be alert. On your way to Sierre we recommend that you
leave the autoroute for a while, after Lausanne, to have a view of the
Lavaux vineyards. Near the village of Chexbres the corniche road offers
wonderful panoramas. After Vevey and Montreux you may also visit
chateau de Chillon, a very romantic place, indeed. Then go back on the
autoroute until Sierre. If you travel by train you can get, at Cornavin
station, a ticket for Grimentz combining train to Sierre and postal bus
from Sierre to Grimentz. The train ticket also allows you to take, with
a supplement, a boat between Geneva and Montreux (3 hour trip). If the
weather is OK this may be extremely pleasant. In any case try to be in
Grimentz by 6:30 p.m. (18:30) in order to participate in the
get-acquainted cocktail. In the following are some indications on the
train and bus schedules (City&itineraryléitinerary2):

dept. Geneva&12:48614:48
arr. Sierre&14:54616:54
dept. Sierre&15:20617:27
arr. Grimentz&16:19818:21

There is a boat leaving Geneva at 9:15 a.m, reaching Montreux at 1:45
p-m. (13:45). You can then catch the train of itinerary 2 which leaves
the Montreux station at 3:53 p.m. (15:53). Of course there is some
distance between the port and the station. Hotel a la Marenda is
centrally located in Grimentz, near the bus stop. Everybody has to
register in this hotel.

FIFTH ISDG SYMPOSIUM AT A GLANCE
Conches July 13 - Grimentz, July 15-17

Monday July 13th

TUT1: Pavillon, H-infinity-Optimal Control via Differential
Game Theory
TUT2: Pavillon, Environmental Management Models

Wednesday July 15th
a.m,
PLEN1: Gymnasium, L. Berkovitz: A Theory of Differential Games
WA1: Gymnasium, Dynamic Games and Applications to Microeconomics
WA2: Council, Numerical Methods
WA3: Hotel, Dynamic Environmental Games

p.m.
PLEN2: Gymnasium, R. Loulou: Computation of Large-Scale Equilibria
WP1: Gymnasium, Applications I
WP2: Council, Numerical Computation of Feedback Strategies
WP3: Hotel, Environmental Management Modelling
Thursday July 16th

a.m.
PLEN3: Gymnasium, T.E.S. Raghavan: Stochastic Games
TA1: Gymnasium, Applications II
TA2: Council, Stochastic Games
TA3: Hotel, International Environmental Concerns
TA4: Salon, Differential Games

p.m.
PLEN4: Gymnasium, Jean-Philippe VIAL: Interior Point Decomposition
TP1: Gymnasium, Dynamic Games and Applications to Macroeconomics
Te2: Council, Equilibrium Concepts
TP3: Hotel, Environment Related Game Models

Friday July 17th
a.m.
PLEN5: Gymnasium, Geert Jan Olsder: Discrete Event Systems
FAl: Gymnasium, Applications III
FA2: Council, Air Combat
FA3: Hotel, Pollution Control
FA4: Salon, Optimal Control

p.m.
FP1: Gymnasium, Bargaining
FP2: Council, Pursuit-Evasion Games
FP3: Hotel, Environmental Applications
FP4: Salon, Recent Advances on the Game-Theoretic Approach
to H-infinity-Optimal Control

Monday, July 13

TUTORIALS

CONCHES
International Academy of the Environment
4, chemin de Conches

TUT1: Pavillon
H-infinity-Optimal Control via Differential
Game Theory

9.00 Part I: Perfect and Sampled State Measurements
Tamer BASAR (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA.)

10.30 Break

11.00 Part II: Imperfect State Measurements
Pierre BERNHARD (INRIA, Sophia Antipolis, France.)

12.30 Foyer Lunch

TUT2: Pavillon

Environmental Management Models

14,00 Registration

14.30 Control and Game Theoretic Perspective on the Modeling of

Enhanced Greenhouse Effect

J. FILAR (University of South Australia, Adelaide,
Australia.)

16.00 Break

16.30 Assessing the Impact of International Environmental Policies:
a Dynamic Game Perspective
B. TOLWINSKI (Colorado School of Mines, USA.)

18.00 Foyer Welcome cocktail

Wednesday, July 15

SYMPOSIUM
GRIMENTZ, Valais

REG1: Hotel

8.30 Registration
PLEN1: Gymnasium

9.00 A Theory of Differential Games
L. BERKOWITZ (Purdue University, USA.)

10.00 Break

WA1L: Gymnasium
Invited session, M.L. PETIT, organizer
Dynamic Games and Applications to Microeconomics

10.30 Learning by Doing and Technology Transfers in an Asymmetric
Duopoly
Maria Luisa PETIT, Boleslaw TOLWINSKI (Universita di Roma
"La Sapienza", Italy - Colorado School of Mines, USA.)

11.00 Capital Accumulation and Entry Deterrence: a Clarifying
Note
Chaim FERSHTMAN, Art de ZEEUW (Tel-Aviv University, Israel
- Tilburg University, The Netherlands)

11.30 Backward Integration as a Trade-off between Rent’s Extraction,
Cost Saving and Rigidity
Antoine SOUBEYRAN (Universite de Valenciennes, France)

12.00 A Differential Game Contribution to the Coase Conjecture
Jacques THEPOT (Universite Louis-Pasteur, France)

WA2: Council
Computation of Min-max and Equilibria

10.30 Searching the Nash Equilibrium of a Stochastic Game by Simulation
Alain HAURIE, Donald LABRECQUE, Pierre L’ ECUYER
(University of Geneva, Switzerland, University of Montreal, Canada.)

11.00 Nash Equilibrium of Dynamic Game of Oil Stockpiling in
Unstable World Market
Lan ZHAO, George YIN (SUNY - Wayne State University, USA.)

11.30 New Optimality Principles in n-person Differential Games
L. A. PETROSJAN (St. Petersburg University, C.I.S.)

12.00 An Algorithm for the Stochastic Min-max Problem
Michele BRETON, Saeb EL-HACHEM (GERAD, H.E.C. Montreal, Canada)

WA3: Hotel
Invited session, V. Kaitala organizer
Dynamic Environmental Games

10.30 The Non-uniqueness of Markovian Strategy Equilibrium: the
Case of Continuous Time, Cl-strategies for Renewable Resources
S. CLEMHOUT, H. Y. WAN Jr. (Cornell University, USA.)

11.00 CO2 Emissions Taxes: Energy Producers (OPEC) versus
Consumers, a Differential Game
Engelbert J. DOCKNER, Franz WIRL (Vienna University of
Economics and Business Administration - Technical
University of Vienna, Austria)

11.30 Coastal States and Distant Water Fleets under Extended
Jurisdiction: the Search for Optimal Incentive Schemes
Gordon R. MUNRO (University of British Columbia, Canada)

The Acid Rain Game as a Resource Allocation Process

H. TULKENS, K.~G. MALER, V. KAITALA (Universite

Catholique de Louvain, Belgium - The Royal Swedish Academy

of Sciences, Sweden - Helsinki University of Technology, Finland)

Lunch

Gymnasium

Computation of Large-Scale Equilibria Between Cooperating or
Hierarchized Agents in Energy-Environment Models
Richard LOULOU (McGill University, Canada)

Break

WP1: Gymnasium
Applications I

Sharing a Mainframe or Using PCs: a Stochastic Game Approach
Eitan ALTMAN, Nahum SHIMKIN (INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France
- Technion, IIT, Israel)

The Control of Quality Incentive Contracts
Charles TAPIERO (E.S.S.E.C., France)

A Dynamic Model of Product Quality and Waxranties
Nabil AL-NAJJAR (Universite du Quebec a Montreal, Canada)

A Differential Game Model for Optimal Price Subsidy of New
Technologies
Georges ZACCOUR (GERAD, H.E.C. Montreal, Canada)

Council

Invited session, B. Tolwinski organizer
Numerical Computation of Feedback Strategies

Fully Discrete Schemes for the Value Function of Pursuit

Evasion Games

Martino BARDI, Maurizio FALCONE, P.SORAVIA (Universita di Padova,
Italy - Universita di ROMA "La Sapienza")

Fast Solution of Discrete Isaac's Inequalities
M. TIDBALL ( National University of Rosario, Argentina)

Discretization of Isaac’s equation: A convergence result
QO. POURTALLIER, Boleslaw TOLWINSKI, (INRIA, Sophia
Antipolis, France ~ Colorado School of Mines, USA.)

Computation of Piecewise Open-loop Equilibrium Strategies
Alain HAURIE, M. ROCHE (Universite de Geneve, Switzerland)

Dinner

Thursday, July 16

REG2: Hotel

8.30 Registration

PLEN3: Gymnasium

9.00 Stochastic Games: Algorithms, Existence Theorems and
Counter-Examples

T.E.S RAGHAVAN (University of Illinois, Chicago Circle, USA.)

10.00 Break

TAL: Gymnasium
Applications II

10.30 Dynamic Nondisenfranchisement
Lee PAPAYANOPOULOS (Rutgers University, USA.)

11.00 Modeling Competitive Bidding
Jany MOCELLIN (Universite de Geneve, Switzerland)

11.30 Singular Paths in Differential Games with Simple Motion
Arik MELIKYAN (Russian Academy of Sciences, C.1.S.)

12.00 Open Loop Advertising Policies in a Dynamic Duopoly: an
Empirical Analysis
Pradeep CHINTAGUNTA , Naufel VILCASSIM, Dipak JAIN
(Northwestern University, USA.)

TA2: Council
Invited session, J. FILAR organizer
Stochastic Games

10.30 Stochastic Games with Average Cost Constraints
Nahum SHIMKIN (Technion, I.I.T., Israel)

11.00 On the Fractional Power Series Expansion of the Value of a
Discounted Stochastic Game
W. SZCZECHLA, J.A. FILAR, O.J. VRIEZE (State University of
Montana, USA. - University of South Australia, Australia -
University of Limburg, The Netherlands)

11.30 Flow Control Using the Theory of Zero Sum Markov Games
Eitan ALTMAN (I.N.R.I.A.-Sophia, France)

TA3: Hotel
Invited session, B. TOLWINSKI organizer
International Environmental Concerns

10.30 On the Credibility of Linear Kquilibrium Strategies in Discrete
Time Fishery Management Games
Harri EHTAMO, Raimo. P. HAMALAINEN (Helsinki University of
Technology, Finland)

11.00 A Differential Game of International Pollution Control
Frederick VAN der PLOEG, Aart De ZEEUW
(Tilburg University, The Netherlands)

11.30 Global Climate Change: Issues Involving Dynamic Game Modeling
W. MARTIN, R. PATRICK, B. TOLWINSKI
(Colorado School of Mines, USA.)

12.00 Multilateral Policy Responses to Global Warming:
A Differential Game Analysis
Kieran DONAGHY (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA.)

TA4: Salon
Differential Games

10.30 Overtaking Differential Games
Dean CARLSON, Alain HAURIE, Arie LEIZAROWITZ (University
of Toledo, USA. - University of Geneva, Switzerland - Technion
I.I.T., Israel)

11.00 Generalized Motion of a Front Along its Normal Direction: a
Differential Games Approach
Pierpaolo SORAVIA (Universita di Padova, Italy)

12.00 On the Strategies Realizing a Stable Imputation
in a Cooperative Positional Differential Game
Mohammed Said RADJEF (Universite de Bejaia, Algeria)

Hotel

12.30 Lunch

PLEN4: Gymnasium

17.00 Interior Point Decomposition Techniques for Multi-Agent and
Stochastic Environmental Models
Jean-Philippe VIAL (University of Geneva, Switzerland.)

18.00 Break

TP1: Gymnasium
Invited session, ML. PETIT organizer,
Dynamic Games and Applications to Macroeconomics

18.30 Overlapping and Simultaneous Games: with an Application to
International Trade Negotiations
Andrew HUGHES HALLETT (University of Strathclyde, U.K.)

19.00 The Discrete-Time Model of Bacchi’s Regional Investment
Allocation Problem
Yasuo MURATA (Kansai University, Japan)

19.30 A Constrained Min-Max Algorithm for Rival Models of the
Same Economic System
Berc RUSTEM (Imperial College of Science, Technology and
Medicine, U.K.)

20.00 Inefficient and Efficient Equilibria in a Differential Game Model
of International Economic Policy-Making
Reinhard NECK, Engelbert J. DOCKNER
(University of Bielefeld, Germany-Vienna University of
Economics and Business, Austria)
TP2: Council
Equilibrium Concepts

18.30 Stochastic Games: Event-Adapted Equilibria and their
Computations
Sjur D. FLAAM, Georges ZACCOUR (University of Bergen,
Norway - GERAD, H.E.C. Montreal, Canada)

19.00 Pure Feedback Closed-Loop Stackelberg Strategies
for Discrete-Time Descriptor Systems
H. XU, K. MIZUKAMI
(University od Hiroshima, Japan)
19.30 Is Time Consistency a Refinement of the Nash Equilibrium
Concept?
Giacomo COSTA (Facolta di Science Politiche, Pisa Italy)

20.00 On Barter contracts in Electricity Exchange
Jukka RUUSUNEN (Helsinki University of Technology, Finland.)

TP3: Hotel
Invited session, K. VRIEZE organizer
Environment Related Game Models

18.30 Gaming and Policy Exercising
Jan ROTMANS (RIVM, Bilthoven, Netherlands)

19.00 International CFK Reducing Policies
Michel den ELZEN (RIVM, Bilthoven, Netherlands)

19.30 UNCSAM, a Computer Package for Sensitivity
and Uncertainty Analysis
Peter JANSSEN (RIVM, Bilthoven, Netherlands)

20.00 Distribution of Carbon Dioxide Budgets
Koos VRIEZE (University of Limburg, The Netherlands)

Hotel

20.30 Dinner

Friday, July 17

REG3: Hotel

8.30 Registration

PLENS: Gymnasium

9.00 Minimization and Maximization in Discrete Event Systems

Geert Jan OLSDER (Technical University Delft, Netherlands.)

10.00 Break
FAL: Gymnasium
Applications III

10.30 A Dynamic Resolution of Prisoner's Dilemma in Duopoly
Paolo CARAVANI (University of Aquila, Italy.)

11.00 Sustainable International Agreements on Greenhouse Warming:
A Game Theory Study
V. KAITALA, M, POHJOLA (Helsinki University of
Technology - Helsinki School of Economics, Finland.)

11.30 Great Fish Wars and Nash Equilibrium
Sjur Didrik FLAAM (Bergen University, Norway.)

12.00 Future Switches in Time-Dependent Cooperation
Margriet B. KLOMPSTRA (Delft Universitz of Technology, Netherlands.)

FA2: Council
Air Combat

10.30 The Rabbit and the Hunter Game: an Application to a
Close-In Weapon System
Odile POURTALLIER, Bernard TOMASINI, Gilbert DURAND, Guy
MAYNARD de la VALETTE
(I.N.R.I.A., C.E.S.I., DIGILOG, D.C.N./C.E.E.S.D.A., France.)

11.00 A Computational Method for Estimating Winning
Region in a Two Person Differential Game with Two Targets
Russel STONIER (University of Central Queensland, Australia.)

11.30 The Minimax Trajectory Planning in Optimal Control Problem
with Goal Point Uncertainty
Vladimir BOCHAROV, A.S. GOLOVKO, A.A. MELIKYAN. (Moscow
Physico-Technical Institute, C.I.8.)

12.00

FA3: Hatel
Pollution Control

10.30 International Coordination of Pollution Control
Engelbert J. DOCKNER , Manfred HAGER
(Vienna University of Economics and Business
Administration, Austria.)

11.00 Managing Global Warming and Economic Development: a Challenge to
International Cooperation Werner HEDIGER, Catherine CORBAZ
(Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen, Switzerland.)

11.30 Game-theoretical Aproach to Pollution Problem
V. V. ZAKHAROV
(St. Petersburg University, C.1.S.)

12.00 Capital Accumulation under Pollution Control: lLump-sum Levy versus
Pollution Indexed Tax in a Differential Game Framework
Michael Tow CHEUNG, David Wing-Kay YEUNG
(University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.)

FA4: Salon
Optimal Control

10.30 Probability, Perspective, and Points to Ponder About: the Case of
the Monty Hall Problem
Appa Rao KORUKONDA (St. Bonaventure University, USA.)

11.00 Construction of the Optimal Feedback-Controller for
Constrained Optimal Control Problems with Unknown Disturbances
Michael BREITNER, Hano Josef PESCH
(University of Technology, Munchen, Germany.)

11.30 The Indefinite LQ-Problem: The Finite Planning Horizon Case
Jacob ENGWEDA (Tilburg University, Netherlands.)

Hotel

12.30 Lunch

FP1: Gymnasium
Bargaining

14.00 Collective Bargaining: A High-Low Search Game with Deception
Steve ALPERN, Diane REYNIERS (London School of Economics - London
Business School, U.K.)

14.30 Dynamic Bargaining in a Decentralized Financial Market and
Portfolio Selection
Emilio BARUCCI (Universita degli studi di Firenze, Italy.)

15.00 Strikes and Bargaining under One-Sided Private Information
Jaakko KIANDER (Yrjo Jahnsson Foundation, Helsinki, Finland.)

15.30 Sequential Incomplete Information Wage Bargaining:
Short and Long Term Contracts
Diane J. REYNIERS (London Business School, U.K.)

16.00 Survival Game: a Dynamic Approach to N-Person Bargaining
Gianfranco GAMBARELLI (University of Bergamo, Italy.)

16.30 Contracting Under Incomplete Information Using Linear
Proposal Functions
Harri EHTAMO, Markku VERKAMA, Raimo HAMALAINEN (Helsinki University
of Technology, Espoo, Finland.

FP2: Council
Pursuit-Evasion Games. Session dedicated to the memory of the
late Prof. John Breakwell

14.00 Pursuit Games with Costly Information: Two Approaches
Pierre BERNHARD, Jean Marie NICOLAS and Odile POURTALLIER
(INRIA, Sophia Antipolis and Thomson Sintra, France.)

14.30 The Circular Wall Pursuit
Joseph LEWIN (Technion, IIT, Israel.)

15.00 Capture Criteria of a Bank-to-Turn Pursuer; a Novel 3-D
Differential Game
Abraham SEGAL (Israel Aircraft Industry, Israel.)

15.30 The Cubic Algorithm for Global Games with Application
to Pursuit-Evasion Games
Efim A. GALPERIN (Universite du Quebec a Montreal)

16.00 On the Pursuit of a "Blind" High-Maneuverability Evader
Josef SHINAR (Technion, I.I.T., Israel.)
FP3: Hotel
Invited session, G. LEITMANN organizer
Environmental Applications

14.00 Robust CO2 Management Games
Christophe DEISSENBERG (Universite du Quebec
a Montreal, Canada.)

14.30 The Evolutionary Response of Biological Systems to Human Activity
Thomas L. VINCENT (University of Arizona, USA.)

15.00 Reduced Order Feedback Control for a Two-Compartment Drug
Administration Model in the Presence of Model Parameter Uncertainty
George LEITMANN, C.S. LEE
(University of California, Berkeley, USA.)

15.30 Stabilizing Management and Structural Development of Open-Access
Fisheries Mikael HILDEN, Veijo KAITALA, George LEITMANN
(National Board of Water and the Environment, Finland ~- Helsinki
University of Technology, Finland - University of California,
Berkeley, USA.)

FP4: Salon

Invited session, T. BASAR organizer
Recent Advances on the Game-Theoretic
Approach to H-infinity-Optimal Control

14.00 Finite Horizon Mixed H2 and H-infinity Estimation
Kenko UCHIDA, Masayuki FUJITA, (Waseda University -
Kanazawa University, Japan.)

14.30 Discrete-Time Fixed Point and Fixed-Lag Smoothing:
a Game Theory Approach
¥. THEODOR, U. SHAKED, (Tel-Aviv University, Israel.)

15.00 H-infinity-Optimal Control of Singularly Perturbed Systems
with Sampled-State Measurements
Zigang PAN, Tamer BASAR, (University of Illinois at
Urbana~Champaign, USA.)

15.30 A Nash Game Approach to Mixed H2 / H-infinity Control
Britta HENDEL, David LIMEBEER, (Imperial College, England.)

16.00 H-infinity-Optimal Control for Infinite-Dimensional Systems
Alain BENSOUSSAN, Pierre BERNHARD (INRIA, Rocquencourt
- Sophia Antipolis, France.)

16.30 Nonlinear H-infinity Control via Measurement Feedback
Alberto ISIDORI (Universita di Roma La Sapienza, Rome, Italy.)

17.00 FAREWELL COCKTAIL

Poster Sessions

These communications have been summitted and have been accepted by the
organizing committee. However the authors did not register in time for
inclusion of their paper in the final program. Those of these authors
who would show up at the symposium will have the opportunity to present
their work in one of the poster sessions that will be organized in Hotel
a la Marenda.
A Game Theoretic Approach to Searching Stability Boundaries
in Structured Uncertainty Problems

Edmond JONCKHEERE (University of Southern California, USA.)

Aircraft Control Problems in the Presence of Windshear
V.S. PATSKO (Institute of Mathematics & Mechanics, Ekaterinburg, C.1I.S.)

On Cooperative Differential Games
S. V. CHISTYAKOV (St. Petersburg University, C.1.S.)

Two Games with Simple Motion on a Cone
Naira OVAKIMYAN (Yerevan State University, Armenian Republic)

Dynamic Equilibrium Models of Capital Accumulation
A.D. TSVIRKUN, S$. Yu YAKOVENKO (Institute of Control
Sciences, Russia - Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel)

Modelling of Point Sources via the Results of
Unaccurate Measurements

V.I. MAKSIMOV (Academy of Sciences of Russia, Ural Branch, C.I.S.)

A Differential Game for the Positional Functional
Andrew N. KRASOVSKII (Ural State University, C.I.S.)

Non-linear Differential Games, Models and Numerical
Methods of Solution

A.P. HRIPUNOV, A.M. TARAS‘EV, V.N. USHAKOV, V.A. VAHRUSHEV
(Ural Branch of the Russia Academy of Sciences, Russia)

Methods of Estimating of the Guaranteed Result
in some Differential Games
Alexei PASHKOV (Russian Academy of Sciences, C.1.S.)

Asymptotical Unsensitivity under Data Perturbations:
Generalized Attractor Constructions and Approximation
Alexander CHENTSOV (Institute of Mathematics and Mechanics, Russia)

Minimax Problems of Optimal Control
Ekaterina A. KOSTINA (Institute of Mathematics of Byelorussian Acad.
Sci., C.I.S.)

Optimal Control of the Systems with Distributed Parameters
Using Differential Game Theory

Boris L. KUCHIN, Lev A. OVCHAROV (State Academy of O11 and
Gas, Moscow, C.I1.S.)

On a Problem of Optimal Control Outlay for Interacting Systems
A.V. KRYAZHIMSKII (Institute of mathematics and Mechanics,
Ekaterinburg, C.1I.S.)

A Modelling of State-Manufacturer Relations: a Differential
Game Approach

Yuri CHISTIAKOV, Svetlana A. EVSEEVA (Russian Academy of
Sciences, C.1.S.)

The Dynamic Market Game of Producers
O.N. BONDAREVA (St Petersburg University, C.1I.8.)

The Dynamic Games with Many Players
Nikolai L. GRIGORENKO (Moscow State University, C.1.S.)

The Influence of the Receiver’s Properties on the Information
Utility Lena Z. MOCHONKO (Russian Academy of Sciences, C.I1.S.)

Optimal Stopping Rules in Environmental Design
V. V. MAZALOV (Academy of Sciences, C.I.S.)

Game-theoretical Analysis of the Interaction of the Biological
Community: Optimal Harvesting Problem
V. V. CHANDILYAN (Yerevan University, C.I.S.)

Authors Index

AL-NAJJAR, WP1
ALPERN, FP1
ALTMAN, WP1, TA2
BARDI, WP2
BARUCCI, FP1
BASAR, TUT1, FP4
BENSOUSSAN, FP4
BERKOWITZ, PLEN1
BERNHARD, TUT1, FP2, FP4
BOCHAROV, FA2
BONDAREVA, Poster Sessions
BREITNER, FA4
BRETON, WAZ
CARAVANI, FAL
CARLSON, TA4
CHANDILYAN, Poster Sessions
CHENTSOV, Poster Sessions
CHEUNG, FA3
CHINTAGUNTA, TAlL
CHISTIAKOV, Poster Sessions
CLEMHOUT, WA3
CORBAZ, FA3
COSTA, TP2
DAVOS, FA3
DEISSENBERG, FP3
DOCKNER, WA3, TP1, FA3
DONAGHY, TA3
DURAND, FA2
EHTAMO, TA3, FP1
EL-HACHEM, WA2
ELZEN, TP3
ENGWEDA, FA4
EVSEEVA, Poster Sessions
FALCONE, WP2
FERSHTMAN, WA1
FILAR, TUT2, TA2,
FLAAM, TP2, FA1
FUJITA, FP4
GALPERIN, FP2
GAMBARELLI, FP1
GOLOVKO, WA4, FA2
GRIGORENKO, Poster Sessions
HAGER, FA3
HAURIE, WA2, WP2, TA4
HEDIGER, FA3
HENDEL, FP4
HILDEN, FP3
HRIPUNOV, Poster Sessions
HUGHES HALLETT, TP1
HAMALAINEN, TA3, FP1
ISIDORI, FP4
JAIN, TA1
JANSSEN, TP3
JONCKHEERE, Poster Sessions
KAITALA, WA3, FA1, FP3
KIANDER, FP1
KLOMPSTRA, FA1
KORUKONDA, FA4
KOSTINA, Poster Sessions
KRASOVSKII, Poster Sessions
KRYAZHIMSKII, Poster Sessions
KUCHIN, Poster Sessions
L’ECUYER, WA2
LABRECQUE, WA2
LEE, FP3
LEITMANN, FP3,
LEIZAROWITZ, TA4
LEWIN, FP2
LIMEBEER, FP4
LOULOU, PLEN2
MAKSIMOV, Poster Sessions
MALLOZI, TP2
MARTIN, TA3
MAYNARD, FA2
MAZALOV, Poster Sessions
MELIKYAN, WP3, WA4, TA, FA2
MIZUKAMI, TP2
MOCELLIN, TA1
MOCHONKO, Poster Sessions
MORGAN, TP2
MUNRO, WA3
MURATA, TP1
MALER, WA3
NECK, TP1
NICOLAS, FP2
OLSDER, PLEN5
OVAKIMYAN, Poster Sessions
OVCHAROV, Poster Sessions
PAN, FP4
PAPAYANOPOULOS, TA1,
PASHKOV, Poster Sessions
PATRICK, TA3
PATSKO, Poster Sessions
PESCH, FA4
PETIT, WA1
PETROSJAN, WA2
PLOEG, TA3
POHJOLA, FA1
POURTALLIER, WP2, FA2 FP2
RADJEF, TA4
RAGHAVAN, PLEN3
REYNIERS, FP1
ROCHE, WP2
ROTMANS, TP3
RUSTEM, TP1
RUUSUNEN, TP2
SEGAL, FP2
SHAKED, FP4
SHIMKIN, WP1, TA2
SHINAR, FP2
SORAVIA, WP2, TA4
SOUBEYRAN, WA1
STONIER, FA2
SZCZECHLA, TA2
TAPIERO, WP1
TARASEV, Poster Sessions
THEODOR, FP4
THEPOT, WA1
TIDBALL, WP2
TOLWINSKI, TUT2, WAl1, WP2, TA3,
TOMASINI, FA2
TOMSKI, FP2
TSVIRKUN, Poster Sessions
TULKENS, WA3
UCHIDA, FP4
USHAKOV, Poster Sessions
VAHRUSHEV, Poster Sessions
VAN, TA3
VERKAMA, FP1
VIAL, PLEN4
VILCASSIM, TA1
VINCENT, FP3
VRIEZE, TA2, TP3
WAN, WA3
WIRL, WA3
XU, TP2
YAKOVENKO, Poster Sessions
YEUNG, FA3
YIN, WA2
ZACCOUR, WP1, TP2
ZAKHAROV, FA3
ZEEUW, WA1, TA3
ZHAO, WA2
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Contributed by Tamer Basar <tbasar@black.csl.uiuc.edu> June 4

ANNOUNCEMENT

Summer School on Dynamic Games
June 29 - July 8, 1992
Congress Hall Hotel "Capo Boi"
Villasimius - (Cagliari)
SARDINIA - ITALY

The Summer School on Dynamic Games is organized by University of Modena,
and sponsored by the International Society of Dynamic Games (ISDG) and
the Inter University Centre for Game Theory and Applications (CITG) -
Univ. Modena. It will start on Monday, June 29, 1992, and last through
Wednesday July 8, 1992. It is structured so that in addition to formal
lectures, covering noncooperative, cooperative, stochastic and
differential games, there will be working group discussions on topics of
current interest. An incomplete list of lecturers is:

Costa, Gambarelli, Basar, Haurie, Tolwinski, Bernhard, Petit, Bassetti,
Ricci

Further Information on the Summer School, including registration forms,
hotel reservation forms, etc. can be obtained from:

Prof. Gianni Ricci
Facolta di Economia e Commexrcio
Via Giardini, 454
4100 Modena, ITALY

Telephone: 39 59 584.213 ; FAX: 39 59 358.303 / 39 59 343.562
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End of ISDG E-LETTER issue No. 6, 5 June 1992