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A Game-Theoretic Analysis of the Adversarial Boyd-Kuramoto Model

The “Boyd” model, also known as the “OODA loop”, represents the cyclic decision processes of individuals and organisations in a variety of adversarial situations. Combined with the Kuramoto model, which provides a mathematical foundation for describing the behaviour of a set of coupled or networked oscillators, the Boyd-Kuramoto model captures strategic (cyclic) decision making in competitive environments.

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