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Sub-models for interactive unawareness

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Grant, Simon
Kline, J. Jude
O’Callaghan, Patrick
Quiggin, John

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Kluwer Academic Publishers

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We propose a notion of a sub-model for each agent at each state in the Heifetz et al. (2006) model of interactive unawareness. Presuming that each agent is fully cognizant of his sub-model causes no difficulty and fully describes his knowledge and his beliefs about the knowledge and awareness of others. We use sub-models to motivate the HMS conditions on possibility correspondences

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2037-12-31
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