Naval Research Logistics (NRL) · 1987 · 17 citations · 3 references
Social SciencesDecision SciencesGame TheoryMarkov Decision ProcessesPath PlanningBehavioral Game TheoryCoordination GamesGame Theory In CompetitionNash EquilibriumNoncooperative Game TheoryStrategic InteractionContinuous Strategy GamesTwo-player Games
The article considers a two-person competitive problem in which a traveller wishes to choose a path across a rectangle from left to right in such a way as to avoid being ambushed by his adversary who has placed obstacles within the rectangle. Our results supplement those that have already been obtained by Ruckle and they indicate that, under certain conditions, the players need to adopt rather sophisticated strategies if they are to act optimally. This suggests that a complete solution to the problem could be difficult.
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Ambushing Random Walks I: Finite Models
William H. Ruckle, Robert E. Fennell, Paul T. Holmes et al. · Operations Research · 1976 · 33 citations
Ambushing Random Walks II: Continuous Models
William H. Ruckle · Operations Research · 1981 · 21 citations
Ambushing Random Walks III: More Continuous Models
William H. Ruckle, John R. Reay · Operations Research · 1981 · 10 citations