David Wolpert (Santa Fe Institute)
Current Research
 The information geometric structure underlying all noncooperative games
 Modeling cyber-security scenarios with game theory
 Modeling UAV / air tanker fire-fighting scenarios with game theory
 Applying information theory to Theory of the Firm
 Solving for the optimal macrophysics to describe a given microphysics
 Beating the Landauer bound
 A semantic theory of information and the foundations of physics
Forthcoming/Recent Publications
 “Cyber-Physical Security: A Game Theory Model of Humans Interacting over Control
Systems”
 “Game Mining: How to Make Money from those about to Play a Game"
 “Application of game theoretic models to evaluate airline equipage dynamics of Nextgen
technologies”
 “A theory of unstructured bargaining using distribution-valued solution concepts”
 “Towards a Bayesian network game framework for evaluating DDoS attacks and
defense”
 “Predicting the behavior of interacting humans by fusing data from multiple sources”
 “Counter-Factual Reinforcement Learning: How to Model Decision-Makers That
Anticipate the Future”
 “Hysteresis effects of changing parameters of noncooperative games”
Other Updates
Moved full-time to Santa Fe Institute