Special Session 197: Intelligent Control and Game Theory

Indefinite Linear-Quadratic Mean-Field Game of Regime-Switching System
Kai DU
Shandong University
Peoples Rep of China
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Abstract:
In this talk, we introduce an indefinite mean-field game with Markov jump parameters. One notable aspect is the relaxation of the assumption regarding the positivity or non-negativity of weight matrices within costs. By virtue of mean-field methods and decomposition techniques, we have derived decentralized strategies presented by Hamiltonian systems and a new type of consistency condition system. These systems consist of fully coupled regime-switching forward-backward stochastic differential equations that do not conform to the Monotonicity condition. The well-posedness of these strategies is established by employing a relaxed compensator method with an easily verifiable Condition (RC) and the decomposition technique. Furthermore, we demonstrate that the resulting decentralized strategies achieve an epsilon-Nash equilibrium in the indefinite case without any assumptions on admissible control sets using novel estimates of the disturbed state and cost function.