A First Course on Zero Sum Repeated Games

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Stochastic Approximations and Differential Inclusions (2005, methodology): “It is partially motivated by Smale’s approach to the prisoner’s dilemma [27] (see also Benäım and Hirsch [4, 5]), Blackwell’s approachability theory ([8]; see also Sorin [28]), as well as fictitious play (Brown [10], Robinson [26]) and stochastic fictitious play (Benäım and Hirsch [6], Fudenberg and”
Repeated Games with Incomplete Information (2009, methodology): “For a proof of Theorem 7, one can also see Zamir [91] or Sorin [85].”
Prediction, learning, and games (2006, background): “The interested reader may consult the monographs of Fudenberg and Levine [119], Sorin [276], and Young [316].”