
This paper concerns a zero-sum stochastic differential game on the nonnegative orthrant. The corresponding dynamical systems is a stochastic differential equation where players control act only on the drift terms (and not on the diffusion term), also the bijectories are reflected on the boundary of the orthrant. Under the restrictive assumptions that the drift is nondegenerate, the authors proves existence of the volume in the context of -- infinite horizon with discounted cost -- ergodic payoff. The proofs are losed an existence of (regular) solutions of the corresponding Hamilton-Jacobi Isaacs partial differential equation. An application to a queueing model is discussed.
Stochastic games, stochastic differential games, discounted and average payoff, drift, Applied Mathematics, stochastic differential game, reflecting diffusions, stochastic differential equation, Differential games (aspects of game theory), Mathematics, Analysis, optimal strategy
Stochastic games, stochastic differential games, discounted and average payoff, drift, Applied Mathematics, stochastic differential game, reflecting diffusions, stochastic differential equation, Differential games (aspects of game theory), Mathematics, Analysis, optimal strategy
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