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Theory of dynamic processes with several competing actors that try to achieve some goal in a strategic way.
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Finding a winning strategy for toads and frogs
Ultimately, unless you can prove something very interesting, you're stuck with exponential backtracking. For at least one natural encoding of positions, Toads and Frogs is NP-hard.
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