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“mcs” — 2017/3/3 — 11:21 — page 243 — #251<br />

7.5. Induction in <strong>Computer</strong> <strong>Science</strong> 243<br />

the max-player has a strategy that, matched with any min-player strategy,<br />

will define a play of G that finishes with a value of at least v,<br />

the min-player has a strategy that, matched with any max-player strategy,<br />

will define a play of G that finishes with a value of at most v.<br />

(b) Prove the Fundamental Theorem <strong>for</strong> VG’s.<br />

Hint: Assume by induction that each first move M in a game G has a value v M .<br />

Supplemental Part (optional)<br />

(c) State some reasonable generalization of the Fundamental Theorem to games<br />

with an infinite set V of possible payoffs. Prove your generalization.

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