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Optimal allocation in combat models with multiple battlefields
We study the allocation of a force of a fixed size across independent battlefields against a known distribution of opposing forces. Formulating battlefield outcomes through loss and survival functions allows us to establish allocation results without assuming a specific system of combat equations. F
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