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kernel of a cooperative game: a standalone construct

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set of payoff vectors at which every pair of players has balanced maximum surpluses against each other, a subset of the bargaining set.

In game theory, kernel of a cooperative game refers to set of payoff vectors at which every pair of players has balanced maximum surpluses against each other, a subset of the bargaining set. This meaning comes from Davis (1965) in Naval Research Logistics Quarterly.[1]

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  1. Davis, M., & Maschler, M. (1965). The kernel of a cooperative game. Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 12(3), 223-259. https://doi.org/10.1002/nav.3800120303

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