A Theory of Pursuit and Evasion.
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An approach to the theory of pursuit and evasion with perfect information, based only on general topological and set theoretical notions. The paper describes some problems of pursuit and evasion, various strategies of the pursuer and the evader, the major and minor functions of such games, a criterion for determinateness, and generalizations of the theory.
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