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The 2005 Nobel Prize winner in Economics is a representative figure in game theory. In 2005, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for his contributions to game theory. Jewish, possessing dual citizenship of Israel and the United States. Professor Oman obtained a PhD in Mathematics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and currently teaches at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He defined the relevant equilibrium concepts in game theory and placed great emphasis on the role of motivation in game theory. He has made great achievements in theory and is able to establish game models for life problems through the analysis of facts, resulting in practical problems. At the same time, as a Jewish believer, he has a unique way of dealing with religion and science, and has used mathematical methods to solve the problem of inheritance division in the Jewish Code of Law

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