
We consider finite noncooperative [Formula: see text] person games with fixed numbers [Formula: see text], [Formula: see text], of pure strategies of Player [Formula: see text]. We propose the following question: is it possible to extend the vector space of finite noncooperative [Formula: see text]-games in mixed strategies such that all games of a broader vector space of noncooperative [Formula: see text] person games on the product of unit [Formula: see text]-dimensional simplices have Nash equilibrium points? We get a necessary and sufficient condition for the negative answer. This condition consists of a relation between the numbers of pure strategies of the players. For two-person games the condition is that the numbers of pure strategies of the both players are equal.
Noncooperative games, Nash equilibrium point, finite noncooperative \(N\) person games, vector space, maximality, \(n\)-person games, \(n>2\)
Noncooperative games, Nash equilibrium point, finite noncooperative \(N\) person games, vector space, maximality, \(n\)-person games, \(n>2\)
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