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Modeling and Analysis of Command and Control Warfare Scenario Between Two Hostile Countries Based on Non Cooperative Game Theory
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Hamid Torbati fard *   , Majid Sheikhmohammady , Yaser Norouzi |
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Abstract: (1745 Views) |
| The command and control warfare between hostile countries is a common type of battles. This warfare occurs during the real war surely. Its goal is to destruct the focus of the opposite side's commander. This issue possesses a high importance at the beginning of the war as it affects the analysis of the opposite side whether to start a war, or avoid it. One of the main questions of research is whether you can predict these feedbacks and decisions. The main goal of the article is to create a set of possible suggestions based on mutual decisions. It is obviously important to predict the behavior and to estimate the choices of the rival. In this article, we study modeling and analysis of the scenarios for hostile countries (blue and red) in the Command and control war, by non-cooperative game theory method –a very useful tool for qualitative and quantitative analysis of the partner's decisions- to predict the most likely outcomes. Recognizing the possible actions of the countries and their preferences over the feasible states make the results and equilibrium more accurate. The results of this study show that low cost actions, such as jamming the network of special link of command and control and disorder in the systems of navigation can reduce power of the competitor's combat, and pave the way for the next tough actions |
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| Keywords: Command and Control, Equilibrium, Game Theory, Warfare Scenario |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Received: 2021/01/29 | Accepted: 2021/04/30 | Published: 2021/08/19
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