Wiebe van der Hoek is affiliated with the University of Liverpool in the United Kingdom. Their research primarily focuses on computer science, with significant contributions in artificial intelligence and related subfields. The scientist's work spans a total of 18 publications concentrated in topics related to logic, reasoning, and knowledge.
Key research areas for van der Hoek include:
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Wiebe van der Hoek's recent publications showcase a focus on logic and game theory within artificial intelligence and computer science:
Frequent publication venues where van der Hoek's work appears include:
The scientist's work integrates concepts from computational theory and mathematics, computer networks and communications, management science, and operations research. Their research output addresses foundational questions in multi-agent systems, strategic behavior, and logical formalisms supporting distributed and fault-tolerant systems.
Hans van Ditmarsch;Wiebe van der Hoek;Barteld Kooi
John-Jules Ch. Meyer;Wiebe van der Hoek
Koen V. Hindriks;Frank S. De Boer;Wiebe Van Der Hoek;John-Jules Ch. Meyer
Barteld Kooi;Hans van Ditmarsch;Wiebe van der Hoek
Wiebe van der Hoek;Michael J. Wooldridge
Wojciech Jamroga;Wiebe van der Hoek
Wiebe van der Hoek;Michael Wooldridge
Koen V. Hindriks;Frank S. de Boer;Wiebe van der Hoek;John-Jules Ch. Meyer
Wiebe van der Hoek;Michael J. Wooldridge
Wiebe van der Hoek;Nicolas Troquard;Michael Wooldridge
Wiebe Van der Hoek
Paul Harrenstein;Wiebe van der Hoek;John-Jules Meyer;Cees Witteveen
Wiebe van der Hoek;Michael Wooldridge
Hans van Ditmarsch;Wiebe van der Hoek;Joseph Y. Halpern;Barteld Kooi
Wiebe van der Hoek;Wojciech Jamroga;Michael Wooldridge
Wiebe van der Hoek;Wiebe van der Hoek;Michael Wooldridge
Michael J. Wooldridge;Wiebe van der Hoek
Wiebe van der Hoek;Mark Roberts;Michael J. Wooldridge
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Thomas Ågotnes;Wiebe van der Hoek;Juan A. Rodríguez-Aguilar;Carles Sierra
Wiebe van der Hoek;Marc Pauly
H. P. Ditmarsch;W. Hoek;B. P. Kooi
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