U.S-Mexico Workshop: New Trends in Cooperative Game Theory; Guanajuato, Mexico; January 2005

0455189穆林美国-墨西哥奖将支持数学经济学和博弈论领域的研究讲习班。 由莱斯大学的埃尔韦穆林教授与墨西哥城墨西哥学院经济研究中心的大卫坎塔拉教授和瓜纳华托数学基础研究中心的弗朗西斯科桑切斯教授组织，研究人员打算在墨西哥的几个学术机构之间开展科学合作，该领域的研究正在增加，在为期四天的会议中，来自墨西哥、南北美洲和欧洲的大约30名学者将分成三个大致相等的小组，参加会议。此外，多达10名研究生主要来自墨西哥，但也来自美国将参与。 会议将重点讨论最近关于联盟和网络的形成、费用和盈余分摊、分配、匹配和其他分配机制的研究。特别是，合作博弈论的经典技术的新应用，例如，公平划分、匹配和成本分摊，以及对联盟形成这一长期问题的新建模方法，例如，网络，享乐联盟和不完全信息，将被讨论。 预计这次会议将加强美国大学与墨西哥最好的经济研究机构之间的学术联系。这将有利于研究生和初级研究人员在边境两侧的流动。墨西哥奖将支持数学经济学和博弈论领域的研究讲习班。 由莱斯大学的埃尔韦穆林教授与墨西哥城墨西哥学院经济研究中心的大卫坎塔拉教授和瓜纳华托数学基础研究中心的弗朗西斯科桑切斯教授组织，研究人员打算在墨西哥的几个学术机构之间开展科学合作，该领域的研究正在增加，在为期4天的会议中，来自墨西哥、北美和南美以及欧洲的大约30名学者将分成三个大致相等的小组，参加会议。此外，多达10名研究生主要来自墨西哥，但也来自美国将参与。 会议将重点讨论最近关于联盟和网络的形成、费用和盈余分摊、分配、匹配和其他分配机制的研究。特别是，合作博弈论的经典技术的新应用，例如，公平划分、匹配和成本分摊，以及对联盟形成这一长期问题的新建模方法，例如，网络，享乐联盟和不完全信息，将被讨论。 预计这次会议将加强美国大学与墨西哥最好的经济研究机构之间的学术联系。这将便利边境两侧研究生和初级研究人员的流动。

0455189MoulinThis U.S.-Mexico award will support a research workshop in the field of mathematical economics and game theory. Organized by Prof. Herve Moulin of Rice University with Prof. David Cantala, Centro de Estudios Economicos, El Colegio de Mexico in Mexico City, and Prof. Francisco Sanchez, Departamento de Matematicas Basicas, Centro de Investigacion en Matematicas, Guanajuato, the researchers intend to develop scientific collaborations between several academic institutions in Mexico, where strong research in the area is on the rise, with colleagues in the US as well as South America and Europe whose research is complementary to that of the Mexican participants.Over four days, the meeting will bring together around 30 scholars, divided in three approximately equal contingents from Mexico, North and South America, and Europe. In addition, up to ten graduate students mostly from Mexico but also from the U.S. will be involved. The meeting will focus on recent research on the formation of coalitions and networks, cost and surplus sharing, assignment, matching and other allocation mechanisms. In particular, new applications of the classic techniques of cooperative game theory, e.g., to fair division, matching and cost sharing, and on new modeling approaches to the perennial question of coalition formation, e.g., networks, hedonic coalitions and incomplete information, will be discussed. It is expected that the meeting will reinforce academic ties between U.S. universities and the best institutions for economic research in Mexico. This will facilitate the movement of graduate students and junior researchers on both sides of the border.0455189MoulinThis U.S.-Mexico award will support a research workshop in the field of mathematical economics and game theory. Organized by Prof. Herve Moulin of Rice University with Prof. David Cantala, Centro de Estudios Economicos, El Colegio de Mexico in Mexico City, and Prof. Francisco Sanchez, Departamento de Matematicas Basicas, Centro de Investigacion en Matematicas, Guanajuato, the researchers intend to develop scientific collaborations between several academic institutions in Mexico, where strong research in the area is on the rise, with colleagues in the US as well as South America and Europe whose research is complementary to that of the Mexican participants.Over 4 days, the meeting will bring together around 30 scholars, divided in three approximately equal contingents from Mexico, North and South America, and Europe. In addition, up to ten graduate students mostly from Mexico but also from the U.S. will be involved. The meeting will focus on recent research on the formation of coalitions and networks, cost and surplus sharing, assignment, matching and other allocation mechanisms. In particular, new applications of the classic techniques of cooperative game theory, e.g., to fair division, matching and cost sharing, and on new modeling approaches to the perennial question of coalition formation, e.g., networks, hedonic coalitions and incomplete information, will be discussed. It is expected that the meeting will reinforce academic ties between U.S. universities and the best institutions for economic research in Mexico. This will facilitate the movement of graduate students and junior researchers on both sides of the border.