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Thank you for taking the time to point out, and possibly correct, mistakes in the book. Please include anything from simple grammatical mistakes to content errors. To make it most useful to everyone, please follow the following conventions:

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Chapter Pages

  1. Distributed Constraint Satisfaction
  2. Distributed Optimization

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Thank you for taking the time to point out, and possibly correct, mistakes in the book. Please include anything from simple grammatical mistakes to content errors. To make it most useful to everyone, please follow the following conventions:

  • Before you can edit anything, you need to create an account. Registration is fast and automatic.
 
  • Each chapter has its own page; the links are below. Insert entries in the correct chapter, and within the chapter in order of pages in the book.
  • Write each item in the suggested format. It will be obvious how to do it from the existing examples.
  • Distinguish between misleading errors and more benign mistakes by highlighting the former with boldface font.

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Thank you for taking the time to point out, and possibly correct, mistakes in the book. Please include anything from simple grammatical mistakes to content errors. To make it most useful to everyone, please follow the following conventions:

  • Each chapter has its own page; the links are below. Insert entries in the correct chapter, and within the chapter in order of pages in the book.
  • Write each item in the suggested format. It will be obvious how to do it from the existing examples.
  • Distinguish between misleading errors and more benign mistakes by highlighting the former with boldface font.

Chapter Pages

  1. Distributed Constraint Satisfaction
  2. Distributed Optimization
  3. Introduction to Noncooperative Game Theory: Games in Normal Form
  4. Computing Solution Concepts of Normal-Form Games
  5. Games with Sequential Actions: Reasoning and Computing with the Extensive Form
  6. Richer Representations: Beyond the Normal and Extensive Forms
  7. Learning and Teaching
  8. Communication
  9. Aggregating Preferences: Social Choice
  10. Protocols for Strategic Agents: Mechanism Design
  11. Protocols for Multiagent Resource Allocation: Auctions
  12. Teams of Selfish Agents: An Introduction to Coalitional Game Theory
  13. Logics of Knowledge and Belief
  14. Beyond Belief: Probability, Dynamics and Intention
  15. Appendices

-- KevinLeytonBrown - 12 Nov 2008

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