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Equilibrium points in <i>n</i> -person games
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 1950 · Vol. 36(1) · pp. 48–49
John F. Nash✉(Princeton University)
Abstract
This follows from the arguments used in a forthcoming paper."'It is proved by constructing an "abstract" mapping cylinder of X and tran- scribing into algebraic terms the proof of the analogous theorem on CW- complexes.
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