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On Periodic and Aperiodic Optimal Strategies in Solvency Games
Solvency games are a gambling problem on infinite-state Markov decision processes in which the state $n \in \mathbb{N}$ represents an investor's fortune. In every round, the investor chooses an action from a finite action set, and every action yields a distribution over integer-valued gains in an in
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