Volume 2 • Issue 1 • PP: 8-13 • 2022
On the Representation of Winning Strategies of Finite Games by Groups and Neutrosophic Groups
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Abstract
In this paper, we show that for a finite game with two players A , B:
Each winning strategy of the first player A can be represented by a neutrosophic subgroup of the neutrosophic group ( , and each winning strategy of the second player B can be represented by an elementary abelian group .
Also, we introduce the concept of algebraically relative games and present some examples on it.
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