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set of nodes, each containing (as well as a few other information) a list of
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incoming and outgoing edges.
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A \emph{game} is, in the literature, a simple ESP\@. However, to provide
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interaction and composition operations, we have to somehow keep track of the
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parallel compositions that were used to reach this game: if the user wants to
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compose strategies on $A \strParallel B$ and $B \strParallel C$, we have to
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remember that those games were indeed parallel compositions of the right games,
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and not just a set where the events from, \eg, $A$ and $B$ are mixed.
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\bibliography{biblio}
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