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Second-Order Know-How Strategies
Get PDFThe fact that a coalition has a strategy does not mean that the coalition knows what the strategy is. If the coalition knows the strategy, then such a strategy is called a know-how strategy of the coalition. The paper proposes the notion of a second-order know-how strategy for the case when one coalition knows what the strategy of another coalition is. The main technical result is a sound and complete logical system describing the interplay between the distributed knowledge modality and the second-order coalition know-how modality
Information Flow under Budget Constraints
Get PDFAlthough first proposed in the database theory as properties of functional dependencies between attributes, Armstrong\u27s axioms capture general principles of information flow by describing properties of dependencies between sets of pieces of information. This article generalizes Armstrong\u27s axioms to a setting in which there is a cost associated with information. The proposed logical system captures general principles of dependencies between pieces of information constrained by a given budget
Kabbalah is not rocket science: Jewish mystical symbolism in Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow
No full textPrison theater: how drama programs in correctional facilities challenge the roots of the prison industrial complex
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