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    Supports→A sequential equilibrium requires both a strategy profile and a system of beliefs that are mutually consistent and sequentially rational

    The beliefs must be consistent with Bayes's rule

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    If we assume that players’ beliefs are always consistent with this equality, then we may define a sequential equilibrium. A SE has two parts: (1) a strategy profile § for each player, as before, and (2) a system of beliefs μ for each player. μ assigns to each information set h a probability distribution over the nodes in h, with the interpretation that these are the beliefs of player i(h) about where in his information set he is, given that information set h has been reached. Then a sequential e

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