دانلود کتاب بازی‌های گرافی و طراحی منطقی -پیشرفت‌های اخیر و جهت‌گیری‌های بیشتر

This book documents a recent program for studying concrete appealing genres of graph games in detail using newly designed modal logics that reflect the dynamic process structure of the games and their ‘playgrounds’. The games chosen here model relatively simple yet general scenarios of multi-agent interaction with different goals, either under idealized circumstances or in more realistic environments including obstruction. They can be viewed as purely computational mechanisms, but they can also be seen as offering new forms of modelling cognitive phenomena. The chapters of this book are largely the work of students and colleagues sharing our enthusiasm for exploring the interaction of game design and logic design at issue here. Even so, they by no means form a definitive treatise on the logic of graph games, let alone on the rich and expanding contemporary interfaces of logic, computation, and games. But we believe there is enough substance and appeal in the body of recent literature on our specific topics to justify sharing this particular style of logical analysis and its ramifications in book form with a broader audience. While we have no definitive consolidated theory yet, even of our restricted area, we have added some chapters outlining general logical background perspectives for the specific systems studied here. We thank everyone involved in the production of this publication for their pleasant cooperation: our authors, the reviewers of draft chapters, and our publishers and production team. And we hope that some readers will be tempted to join in, and surprise us with new games and new logics.