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Co-opetition Equilibrium in Adversarial Team Games with Heterogeneous Utilities
The United Nations' 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development requires all countries to collaborate against adversarial factors, a scenario that can be formalized as an adversarial team game. However, existing solution concepts assume team players share identical utility functions--an assumption incon
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