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Game Theory in Polyandrous Vee Relationships
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Module 10
Strategic Formation of Relationship Networks
1
Strategic Network Formation in Polyamory
Define the components of a strategic network formation game (players, action sets, payoff functions) in the context of polyamorous relationships.
2
Modeling Partner Utility and Network Effects
Construct a simple utility model for a partner considering forming or dissolving a tie, incorporating both direct benefits and network externalities.
3
Vee Network Pairwise Stability Analysis
Apply pairwise stability to assess the stability of a vee network configuration.
4
Efficiency vs. Stability in Network Formation
Analyze the tension between efficiency and stability in relationship network formation.
5
Modeling Vee-to-Triad Transitions as a Network Game
Model the transition from a vee to a triad or other structures as a network formation game.
6
Consent and Mutual Agreement in Strategic Network Formation
Evaluate the role of consent and mutual agreement constraints in strategic network formation models.
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