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Nash Equilibrium is one of the fundamental concepts of game theory, defined by John Nash in 1950. It describes a situation in which, in multi-player strategic scenarios, no player can improve their payoff by unilaterally changing their current strategy, assuming the strategies of other players remain fixed. Nash Equilibrium is applied in many fields including economics, politics, biology, and artificial intelligence such as. Nash Equilibrium refers to a state in a game where no player can achiev