Knowledge Games and Coalitional Abilities

We present our recent work on the interaction of knowledge and coalitional abilities, on quantifying over information change, and on imperfect information games wherein the actions are public announcements or questions with informative answers. Such case studies should be seen as an implementation of the general programmatic ideas found in Johan van Benthem’s recent books Logical Dynamics of Information and Interaction and Logic in Games.

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