Table 4.
Citations among reviewed papers according to Google Scholar. Google Scholar citation data was accessed on 18 December 2021. It is observable from this table that citing each other’s work is extremely rare in the field.
| Paper | Country | Cited By |
|---|---|---|
| Game Theoretic analysis of adaptive radar jamming (Bachmann et al.) |
Australia | Bogdanovic et al., Deligiannis et al. |
| Target selection for tracking in multifunction radar networks: Nash and Correlated equilibria (Bogdanovic et al.) |
Netherlands | He et al. |
| Power allocation game between a radar network and multiple jammers (Deligiannis et al.) |
UK | He et al. |
| Strategies for defending a coastline against multiple attackers (Garcia et al.) |
US | None |
| A game theory approach to target tracking in sensor networks (Gu et al.) |
UK | None |
| Joint Power allocation and beamforming between a multi-static-radar and jammer based on game theory (He et al.) |
China | None |
| Game theoretic situation and transmission in unattended ground sensor networks: a correlated equilibrium approach (Krishnamurthy et al.) |
US | None |
| Network enabled missile deflection: games and correlated equilibrium (Maskery et al. 2007 a) |
US | Bachmann et al. |
| Decentralised algorithms for netcentric Force Protection against anti-ship missiles (Maskery et al. 2007 b) |
US | Bachmann et al. |
| Search and Screening (Koopman) | US | None |
| Optimal Strategy for Target Protection with a defender in the pursuit-evasion scenario (Qilong et al.) |
China | None |
| Differential game theory with applications tomissiles and autonomous systems guidance (Faruqi) | Australia | None |
| A game theoretical interceptor guidance law for ballistic missile defence (Shinar et al.) |
Israel | Faruqi |
| Pursuit-Evasion games: a tractable framework for anti-jamming in aerial attacks (Parras et al.) |
Spain | None |
| A simple game theoretic approach to suppression of enemy defences and other time-critical target analyses (Hamilton et al.) |
US | None |
| Choosing What to Protect: Strategic Defence allocation against an unknown attacker (Bier et al. a) |
US | None |
| Considerations on Optimal Resource allocation in avation security (Cioaca) |
Romania | None |
| Horsemen and the empty city: A game theoretic examination of deception in Chinese military legend (Cotten et al.) |
US | None |
| An Economic Theory of Destabilisation War (Gries et al.) | Germany | None |
| Game theoretic approach towards network security: A review (Litti) |
India | None |
| Automating cyber defence responses using attack-defence trees and game theory (Jhawar et al.) |
Netherlands | None |
| From individual decisions from experience to behavioural game theory (Gonzalez) |
US | None |
| Game Theoretic Approaches to Attack Surface Shifting. Moving Target Defense II (Manadhata) |
US | None |
| Improving reliability through Multi-Path routing and Link Defence: An Application of Game Theory to Transport (Kanturska et al.) |
UK | None |
| Game Theoretic and Reliability models in counter-terrorism and security (Bier et al. b) |
US | Bier et al. a |
| Changing behaviours in defence acqusition: a game theory approach (Gardener et al.) |
UK | None |
| Joint Transmit Power and Bandwidth Allocation for Cognitive Satellite Network based on Bargaining Game Theory (Zhong et al.) |
China | None |
| The Research and Simulation of a Satellite Routing Algorithm based on Game Theory (Qiao et al.) |
China | None |
| A survey of multiple unmanned vehicles formation control and coordiation. Normal and fault situations (Zhang et al.) |
Canada | None |