Preface to the Special Issue on “Differential Games and Its Applications”

The study of differential games has practical applications in the analysis and resolution of conflict issues by the use of differential equations. The solution to this issue may be found somewhere between traditional game theory, which involves a number of players, and controlled dynamic systems, in which differential equations that describe the game are controlled by the participants. In point of fact, such games are among the most common, difficult, and essential optimization challenges that mobile agents are now confronting