Reasoning about cooperation, actions and preferences
Synthese 169 (2):223 - 240 (2009)
| Abstract | In this paper, a logic for reasoning about coalitional power is developed which explicitly represents agents’ preferences and the actions by which the agents can achieve certain results. A complete axiomatization is given and its satisfiability problem is shown to be decidable and EXPTIME -hard. | |||||||||
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