Comment on ‘Quantum Games and Quantum Strategies’¶
Benjamin, S. C., & Hayden, P. M. (2001). Comment on ‘Quantum Games and Quantum Strategies’. Physical Review Letters.
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- Quantum Game Theory
- Van Enk and Pike ask explicitly whether a quantum solution solves the original classical game and whether its result has a classical reproduction. Benjamin and Hayden showed that an alleged equilibrium in a restricted quantum Prisoner's Dilemma disappears when the deterministic strategy space is enlarged.
This sourceShows that the reported deterministic equilibrium disappears in the full unitary strategy space.
- Van Enk and Pike ask explicitly whether a quantum solution solves the original classical game and whether its result has a classical reproduction. Benjamin and Hayden showed that an alleged equilibrium in a restricted quantum Prisoner's Dilemma disappears when the deterministic strategy space is enlarged.
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