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Game-Theoretic Understandings of Multi-Agent Systems with Multiple Objectives
Agents in many multi-agent systems must balance several, possibly conflicting, objectives, and the trade-offs an agent can achieve depend on how the other agents behave. We study this setting through the Multi-Objective Markov Game (MOMG), a Markov game in which each agent receives a vector of rewar
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