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Algebra of Conscience

By: Vladimir A. Lefebvre

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Algebra of Conscience

By: Vladimir A. Lefebvre

Revised Edition with a Second Part with a new Foreword by Anatol Rapoport

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Springer Science & Business Media

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0792371216

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9780792371212

Conflicting Structures

By: Vladimir Lefebvre

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The first edition of this book appeared in 1967 (in Russian). In that edition, the author introduced two completely new concepts: that of a reflexive system (a system that has an image of the self) and that of reflexive control (conveying a basis for making the decision that is advantageous to the side conducting the reflexive control); both concepts have since become firmly established in modern theories of decision-making. The book contains the author's model of the Universe as a reflexive system (Janus-Cosmology) as well as the description of a device that turns fears into reality through reflexive control, constructed by the author for the purpose of experimental study. In addition, the author also explains how to use reflexive control over processes of reflexive control.

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145

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Lulu.com

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0578157691

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9780578157696

Lectures on the Reflexive Games Theory

By: Vladimir Lefebvre

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Lectures on the Reflexive Games Theory

By: Vladimir Lefebvre

This book describes an innovative approach to reflexive game theory. The applications of this theory include predicting and influencing choices made by individual subjects belonging to groups that have their own collective goals and interests. The correlation between a subject's individual interests and those of the group is informed by the anti-selfishness principle: a subject belonging to a group, in pursuing his or her own interests, may not cause harm to the interests of the group as a whole. This principle is as foundational to reflexive game theory as the principle of guaranteed results in classical game theory.

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0578065940

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9780578065946

Book's by Vladimir A. Lefebvre

Algebra of Conscience

Algebra of Conscience

Conflicting Structures

Conflicting Structures

Lectures on the Reflexive Games Theory

Lectures on the Reflexive Games Theory

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