Bay Algorithmic Game Theory Symposium

Bay Algorithmic Game Theory Symposium
Meeting 2: Sept. 29, 2006, 10am-5:30pm, Sibley Auditorium, Bechtel Engineering Center, UC Berkeley.

Schedule

10:00-10:30	Arrivals, Registration, Coffee, and Breakfast
10:30-11:00	Talk:	Matt Jackson	"Diffusion of Behavior and Eq. Props. in Network Games"
11:00-11:30	Talk:	Liad Blumrosen	"Implementation with a Restricted Action Space"
11:30-12:15	Coffee Break
12:15-12:45	Open Problems Session
12:45-1:15	Talk:	Christos Papadimitriou	"Nash Complexity: What now?"
1:15-3:00	Lunch (provided)
3:00-3:30	Talk:	Amin Saberi	"Computing Market Equilibria"
3:30-4:00	Open Problems Session
4:00-4:30	Coffee Break
4:30-5:00	Talk:	Michael Schwarz	"Intelligent Agents and Equilibrium Bidding in GSP Auctions"
5:00-5:30	Talk:	Bobby Kleinberg	"Approximately Optimal Multi-Product Pricing, with and without Lotteries"
6:00-8:00	Dinner at local restaurants (not provided).

Liad Blumrosen, "Implementation with a Restricted Action Space":

Joint work with Michal Feldman.

Matt Jackson, "Diffusion of Behavior and Equilibrium Properties in Network Games":

This is joint work with Leeat Yariv.

Bobby Kleinberg, "Approximately Optimal Multi-Product Pricing, with and without Lotteries":

This is joint work with Shuchi Chawla and Jason Hartline.

Christos Papadimitriou, "Nash Complexity: What now?":

Amin Saberi, "Computing Market Equilibria":

Michael Schwarz, "Intelligent Agents and Equilibrium Bidding in GSP Auctions":

Local arrangements are being made by Moshe Babaioff, Neha Dave, and Bobby Kleinberg.