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According to a Shapley's game-theoretical result, there exists a
unique game-value of cooperative games that satisfy axioms on
additivity, efficiency, null-player property and symmetry. The
original setting requires the symmetry with respect to arbitrary
permutations of the players. If we weaken the symmetry axiom to a
symmetry with respect to a subgroup G of the permutation group S_n,
the uniqueness of the game-value is satisfied if and only if the group
G satisfies a special following "supertransitivity" property.
Moreover, for an arbitrary hypergraph H, the Shapley's value is a
unique G-symmetric quasivalue of a linear subspace. For more
information see the attached PDF invitation.
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