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The hypergame paradox
A confounding paradox arising in the theory of finite games.
Mar 2
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Joel David Hamkins
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February 2025
Tic tac toe and variants
We consider various game-theoretic aspects of several variations of the school-child game of tic-tac-toe, including 4 × 4 tic-tac-toe, recursive…
Feb 24
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Joel David Hamkins
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The Gold Coin game
Let us play the Gold Coin game―with proper play, you can become rich! We shall make some strategic insights, but eventually we shall realize the game is…
Feb 12
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Joel David Hamkins
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The game of Nim
We shall study the classic game of Nim, learning the secret mathematical strategy that will enable you to win against those who don’t yet know the…
Feb 7
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Joel David Hamkins
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January 2025
Chomp
We shall together play a game by chomping on a bar of chocolate, with a game-theoretic surprise, by which one player steals the strategy of another.
Jan 31
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Joel David Hamkins
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Twenty one
Let's count together to twenty one, starting from one, with each person adding one, two, or three numbers. Whoever says “twenty-one” wins. Would you…
Jan 23
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Joel David Hamkins
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Finding Fifteen
Shall we play the game of Finding Fifteen? It is a fun elementary game, which also reveals a subtle game-theoretic concept when looked upon from a…
Jan 20
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Joel David Hamkins
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Interpretability of theories
We interpret one theory in another when we can translate all the concepts and structures of the first theory into the language and structural resources…
Jan 11
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Joel David Hamkins
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The zigzag theorem
A selection from Proof and the Art of Mathematics
Jan 4
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Joel David Hamkins
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December 2024
Take my Infinity final exam!
How well can you answer the questions on the final exam for my Infinity course?
Dec 21, 2024
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Joel David Hamkins
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Mutual and bi-interpretation of models
Enjoy this installment from A Panorama of Logic, an introduction to topics in logic for philosophers, mathematicians, and computer scientists.
Dec 14, 2024
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Joel David Hamkins
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The interpretation translation
We give a precise account of what it means to interpret one mathematical structure in another, and show how this leads to the interpretation…
Dec 7, 2024
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Joel David Hamkins
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