Angel in the Garrison

The Angel wins

The angel-devil game is played on an infinite two-dimensional “chessboard” Z. The squares of the board are all white at the beginning. The players called angel and devil take turns in their steps. When it is the devil’s turn, he can turn a square black. The angel always stays on a white square, and when it is her turn she can fly at a distance of at most J steps (each of which can be horizontal...

The Angel Game in the Plane

The angel game, as described in [BeCG], has two players the “angel” and the “devil” who play alternately on the 2-dimensional integer lattice, Z. We refer to lattice points as vertices, and write o = (0, 0) for the origin. The angel has a certain fixed power p. (We refer to it as a p-angel .) It starts the game at the origin, and at each play moves to another vertex so that the change in each c...

Entrepreneur - Business Angel Relationships

This paper examines the logics and expectations of entrepreneurs and business angels prior to going into a relationship. Comparisons of the entrepreneurs and the business angels show difference regarding their confidence about their own mind-sets and expectations. The findings are discussed taking an institutional approach; an exogenous institutionalism is influencing the actor, as his logic an...

The Guardian Angel of CPR

Angel, Devil, and King