international workshop on new models in cooperative game theory

international workshop on new models in cooperative game theory

INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON NEW MODELS
IN COOPERATIVE GAME THEORY
JANUARY 27-28, 2006, SEVILLE (SPAIN)
FUNDACIÓN EL MONTE
Room Juan de Mairena
Laraña Street (access by Arguijo Street)
OBJECTIVE
The purpose of the workshop is to analyze several solution concepts, values, axiomatizations,
and different classes of cooperative games with transferable utility, and new models with
partial cooperation.
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
January 27 th
9:30 “The first steps with Alexia, the average lexicographic value” by Stef Tijs (Tilburg
University, The Netherlands).
10:30 “Interval values for strategic games in which players cooperate” by Ignacio García
Jurado (University of Santiago de Compostela).
11:30 Cofee Break.
12:00 “Equivalence of consistency and bilateral consistency through converse consistency”
by Theo Driessen (University of Twente, The Netherlands).
14:00 Lunch.
16:30 “Interior operator games on antimatroids” by Andrés Jiménez Losada (University of
Seville).
17:30 Cofee Break.
18:00 “Egalitarianism in cooperative game theory” by Rodica Branzei (Alexandru Ioan Cuza
University, Romania).
January 28 th
9:30 “On the lattice structure of TU-cooperative games” by Carles Rafels (University of
Barcelona).
10:30 “On the Shapley value of a minimum cost spanning tree problem” by Gustavo
Bergantiños (University of Vigo).
11:30 Cofee Break.
12:00 “Two extensions of Young's axiomatization for the Shapley value” by Anna
Khmelnitskaya (Mathematics Russian Academy of Sciences).
14:00 Lunch.
SUPPORT COMMITTEE
D. Miguel Florencio Lora, Rector de la Universidad de Sevilla
D. Ángel M. López y López, Presidente de la Fundación El Monte
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
D. Jesús Mario Bilbao Arrese, Universidad de Sevilla
D. Francisco Ramón Fernández García, Universidad de Sevilla
D. Jorge J. López Vázquez, Universidad de Sevilla
D. Fernando Vega Holm, Jefe del Gabinete del Presidente de la Fundación El Monte
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
Financial support from the University of Seville, the Ministry of Science and Technology and
the Foundation El Monte to cover travel and accommodation expenses for the speakers is
gratefully acknowledged.