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A Nash equilibrium exists in submodular games.
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Multiple studies demonstrate that a Nash equilibrium exists in submodular games, particularly in specific multi-agent and stochastic settings.

Evidence for · 2
Artificial Intelligence Empowered UAVs Data Offloading in Mobile Edge Computing
2020 · cited by 28
Paper [6] explicitly proves the existence of at least one Nash equilibrium by exploiting the properties of submodular games in a mobile edge computing data offloading context.
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The claim states that a Nash equilibrium exists in submodular games. Both paper [6] and paper [8] provide direct theoretical proofs and applications showing the existence of Nash equilibria in submodular games. Therefore, the evidence clearly supports the claim.

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Nonzero-Sum Submodular Monotone-Follower Games: Existence and Approximation of Nash Equilibria
2020 · cited by 22
Paper [8] establishes the existence of Nash equilibria in a class of N-player stochastic games of monotone-follower type with submodular costs.
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