John Nash's great contribution to economics - the one for which he was awarded the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel in 1994 - is his proof, in his 1950 Princeton ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The world will be a poorer place without John Nash, one of the pioneers of game theory, who died at the weekend aged 86 in a car crash ...

Discover the legacy of John Nash, the Nobel Prize-winning mathematician behind the Nash Equilibrium and a key figure in game theory and mathematical innovation.

John Nash, who died with his wife, Alicia, in a car crash Saturday at 86, was a mathematician, not an economist. But the phenomenon he described — known as Nash’s Equilibrium — revolutionized the ...

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If you think that there are decent societies, then you probably also believe it is possible for most people to be decent in a Nash equilibrium. That is because any long-run social outcome is close to ...

Game theory is now part of almost every economist's tool-kit, as this week's Nobel economics prize recognises IT SOUNDS like a sports fan's dream. In Stockholm on October 11th, three men shared a $1m ...

When I was a Princeton undergraduate from 1995 to 1999, professor John Forbes Nash Jr., the subject of the movie “A Beautiful Mind,” was a shadow figure in a knit cap who haunted the Fine Hall math ...