Twenty Lectures on Algorithmic Game Theory
by Tim Roughgarden · Tim Roughgarden
Compact lecture notes from Roughgarden's Stanford course covering mechanism design, auctions, spectrum auctions, price of anarchy in routing and games, and the complexity of computing equilibria. Readers learn to analyze incentives and inefficiency in systems with self-interested participants.
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