Lloyd S. Shapley

The Distribution of Power in the U.S. Supreme Court 1981
On the Accessibility of Fixed Points 1981
Game Theory 1979
A Comparison of Power Indices and a Nonsymmetric Generalization 1977
An Example of a Trading Economy With Three Competitive Equilibria 1977
Geometric Properties of the Kernel, Nucleolus, and Related Solution Concepts 1977
Mathematical Properties of the Banzhaf Power Index 1977
Noncooperative Exchange With a Continuum of Traders 1977
Values of Large Games, I: A Limit Theorem 1977
Values of Large Games, II: Oceanic Games 1977
Lotteries and Menus: A Comment on Unbounded Utilities 1976
Trade Using One Commodity as a Means of Payment 1976
Cardinal Utility from Intensity Comparisons 1975
Competitive Outcomes in the Cores of Market Games 1975
Competitive Outcomes in the Cores of Market Games 1975
An Example of a Slow-Converging Core 1974
Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 4, Preferences and Utility 1974
Noncooperative General Exchange 1974
A Note on the Lemke-Howson Algorithm 1974
Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 6, Characteristic Function, Core, and Stable Set 1973
On Balanced Games Without Side Payments: A Correction 1973
On Cores and Indivisibility 1973
Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 2, Decisionmakers 1972
Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 3, The Rules of the Game 1972
Let's Block "Block" 1972
On Balanced Games Without Side Payments 1972
The Petersburg Paradox -- A Con Game? 1972
The Assignment Game I: The Core 1971
Cores of Convex Games 1971
Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 1, Introduction, The Use of Models 1971
The Kernel and Bargaining Set for Convex Games 1971
Minimal k-arc Connected Graphs 1971
On Milnor's Class L. 1971
Values of Non-Atomic Games, Part V: Monetary Economies 1971
Values of Non-Atomic Games, III: Values and Derivatives 1970
Values of Non-Atomic Games, IV: The Value and the Core 1970
On the Core of an Economic System with Externalities 1969
Values of Non-Atomic Games, Part II: The Random Order Approach 1969
n-Person Game Theory 1968
On Market Games 1968
Values of Non-Atomic Games, Part I: The Axiomatic Approach 1968
Utility Comparison and the Theory of Games 1967
The ''Value of the Game'' as a Tool in Theoretical Economics 1967
A Transportation Program for Filling Idle Classrooms in Los Angeles 1966
Weighted Voting: A Mathematical Analysis for Instrumental Judgments 1966
Notes on N-Person Games VII: Cores of Convex Games 1965
On Balanced Sets and Cores 1965
Values of Large Games - VII: A General Exchange Economy with Money 1964
Compound Simple Games II: Some General Composition Theorems 1963
Concepts and Theories of Pure Competition 1963
Solutions of Compound Simple Games 1963
Compound Simple Games I: Solutions of Sums and Products 1962
On the Nonconvergence of Fictitious Play 1962
Values of Large Games, VI: Evaluating the Electoral College Exactly 1962
College Admissions and the Stability of Marriage 1961
Complements and Substitutes in the Optimal Assignment Problem 1961
Simple Games : An Outline of the Descriptive Theory 1961
Values of Games With Infinitely Many Players 1961
Values of Large Games, II: Oceanic Games 1961
Values of Large Games, III: A Corporation with Two Large Stockholders 1961
Values of Large Games, V: An 18-Person Market Game 1961
Notes on N-Person Games--VI: On Solutions That Exclude One or More Players 1960
Symmetric games 1960
Values of Large Games - I: A Limit Theorem 1960
Values of Large Games, IV: Evaluating the Electoral College by Montecarlo Techniques 1960
On Network Flow Functions: Notes on Linear Programming and Extensions — Part 50 1959
Complements and Substitutes in the Optimal Assignment Problem 1958
The Solutions of a Symmetric Market Game 1958
Brief Description of the SWAP Game 1957
Equilibrium Points in Games with Vector Payoffs 1956
Equilibrium Points in Games with Vector Payoffs 1956
Games with Partial Information 1956
On Games of Survival 1956
A Solution Containing an Arbitrary Closed Component 1956
Markets as Cooperative Games 1955
A Symmetric Market Game 1955
Games with Information Lag 1954
Simple Games: An Outline of the Descriptive Theory 1954
An Example of an Infinite, Non-Constant-Sum Game 1952
Notes on the N-Person Game, III: Some Variants of the Von Neumann-Morgenstern Definition of Solution 1952
Notes on the N-Person Game, IV: A Theorem on C-Stable Sets 1952
N-Person Games — V: Stable-Set Solutions Including an Arbitrary Closed Component 1952
Quota Solutions of N-Person Games 1952
A Value for N-Person Games 1952
Geometry and Moment Spaces 1951
The noisy duel: existence of a value in the singular case. 1951
Notes on the N-Person Game — I: Characteristic-Point Solutions of the Four-Person Game 1951
Notes on the N-Person Game — II: The Value of an N-Person Game 1951
On Determining the Full Set of Solutions of a Finite Game 1951
Polynomial Games 1950
Games with Continuous, Convex Payoff 1949
Games With Many Moves 1949
Geometry and Reduced Moment Spaces 1949
Note on Duels with Continuous Firing 1949
Note on the Solution of Convex Games 1949
Reconnaissance in Game Theory 1949
Solutions of Discrete, Two-Person Games 1949
Some Applications of a Theorem on Convex Functions 1949
A Tactical Reconnaissance Model 1949
A Three-Move Game with Imperfect Communication 1949
Mathematical Theory of Zero-Sum Two-Person Games with a Finite Number or a Continuum of Strategies 1948
Two Theorems Concerning Solutions for Games with Continua of Strategies 1948

Lloyd S. Shapley

The Distribution of Power in the U.S. Supreme Court 1981

On the Accessibility of Fixed Points 1981

Game Theory 1979

A Comparison of Power Indices and a Nonsymmetric Generalization 1977

An Example of a Trading Economy With Three Competitive Equilibria 1977

Geometric Properties of the Kernel, Nucleolus, and Related Solution Concepts 1977

Mathematical Properties of the Banzhaf Power Index 1977

Noncooperative Exchange With a Continuum of Traders 1977

Values of Large Games, I: A Limit Theorem 1977

Values of Large Games, II: Oceanic Games 1977

Lotteries and Menus: A Comment on Unbounded Utilities 1976

Trade Using One Commodity as a Means of Payment 1976

Cardinal Utility from Intensity Comparisons 1975

Competitive Outcomes in the Cores of Market Games 1975

Competitive Outcomes in the Cores of Market Games 1975

An Example of a Slow-Converging Core 1974

Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 4, Preferences and Utility 1974

Noncooperative General Exchange 1974

A Note on the Lemke-Howson Algorithm 1974

Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 6, Characteristic Function, Core, and Stable Set 1973

On Balanced Games Without Side Payments: A Correction 1973

On Cores and Indivisibility 1973

Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 2, Decisionmakers 1972

Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 3, The Rules of the Game 1972

Let's Block "Block" 1972

On Balanced Games Without Side Payments 1972

The Petersburg Paradox -- A Con Game? 1972

The Assignment Game I: The Core 1971

Cores of Convex Games 1971

Game Theory in Economics: Chapter 1, Introduction, The Use of Models 1971

The Kernel and Bargaining Set for Convex Games 1971

Minimal k-arc Connected Graphs 1971

On Milnor's Class L. 1971

Values of Non-Atomic Games, Part V: Monetary Economies 1971

Values of Non-Atomic Games, III: Values and Derivatives 1970

Values of Non-Atomic Games, IV: The Value and the Core 1970

On the Core of an Economic System with Externalities 1969

Values of Non-Atomic Games, Part II: The Random Order Approach 1969

n-Person Game Theory 1968

On Market Games 1968

Values of Non-Atomic Games, Part I: The Axiomatic Approach 1968

Utility Comparison and the Theory of Games 1967

The ''Value of the Game'' as a Tool in Theoretical Economics 1967

A Transportation Program for Filling Idle Classrooms in Los Angeles 1966

Weighted Voting: A Mathematical Analysis for Instrumental Judgments 1966

Notes on N-Person Games VII: Cores of Convex Games 1965

On Balanced Sets and Cores 1965

Values of Large Games - VII: A General Exchange Economy with Money 1964

Compound Simple Games II: Some General Composition Theorems 1963

Concepts and Theories of Pure Competition 1963

Solutions of Compound Simple Games 1963

Compound Simple Games I: Solutions of Sums and Products 1962

On the Nonconvergence of Fictitious Play 1962

Values of Large Games, VI: Evaluating the Electoral College Exactly 1962

College Admissions and the Stability of Marriage 1961

Complements and Substitutes in the Optimal Assignment Problem 1961

Simple Games : An Outline of the Descriptive Theory 1961

Values of Games With Infinitely Many Players 1961

Values of Large Games, II: Oceanic Games 1961

Values of Large Games, III: A Corporation with Two Large Stockholders 1961

Values of Large Games, V: An 18-Person Market Game 1961

Notes on N-Person Games--VI: On Solutions That Exclude One or More Players 1960

Symmetric games 1960

Values of Large Games - I: A Limit Theorem 1960

Values of Large Games, IV: Evaluating the Electoral College by Montecarlo Techniques 1960

On Network Flow Functions: Notes on Linear Programming and Extensions — Part 50 1959

Complements and Substitutes in the Optimal Assignment Problem 1958

The Solutions of a Symmetric Market Game 1958

Brief Description of the SWAP Game 1957

Equilibrium Points in Games with Vector Payoffs 1956

Equilibrium Points in Games with Vector Payoffs 1956

Games with Partial Information 1956

On Games of Survival 1956

A Solution Containing an Arbitrary Closed Component 1956

Markets as Cooperative Games 1955

A Symmetric Market Game 1955

Games with Information Lag 1954

Simple Games: An Outline of the Descriptive Theory 1954

An Example of an Infinite, Non-Constant-Sum Game 1952