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A bargaining game for implementing the equal gain splitting rule in sequencing situations
This paper investigates non-cooperative behavior in single-machine scheduling and aims to implement the equal gain splitting (EGS) rule via a designed bargaining game. In this game, randomly chosen proposers make offers that coalition members can accept or reject, with the goal of reaching subgame perfect equilibria that align with the EGS rule. Additionally, we extend the game to implement the weighted gain splitting (WGS) rule, which is a generalization of the EGS rule considering players' weights.
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