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  1. Nash equilibrium

    • IPA[naSH ˌekwəˈlibrēəm]
    • n.
      (in economics and game theory) a stable state of a system involving the interaction of different participants, in which no participant can gain by a unilateral change of strategy if the strategies of the others remain unchanged.
    • noun: Nash equilibrium

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      (1902–71), US poet; full name Frederic Ogden Nash. His sophisticated light verse comprised ...

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      (1674–1762), Welsh dandy; known as Beau Nash. He was an arbiter of fashion and etiquette in the ...

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      (1889–1946), English painter and designer. He was a war artist in both World Wars. Notable ...

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    • ph.
      1928–2015, US mathematician; full name John Forbes Nash, Jr. He was noted chiefly for his ...

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    • ph.
      (1752–1835), English town planner and architect. He planned the layout of Regent's Park ...

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    • ph.
      (1902–71), American poet; full name Frederic Ogden Nash. His sophisticated light verse ...

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    • ph.
      (1752–1835), English town planner and architect. He planned the layout of Regent's Park ...

    Oxford American Dictionary

    • ph.
      (1928–2015), American mathematician; full name John Forbes Nash, Jr. He was noted chiefly for ...

    Oxford Dictionary

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    • n.
      (in economics and game theory) a stable state of a system involving the interaction of ...

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