Relativistic Quantum Bayesian Game Under Decoherence

We study how Unruh effect and quantum noise affect the payoffs of a quantum conflicting interest Bayesian game. Three types of noisy channels, i.e., the amplitude damping channel, the depolarizing channel and the phase damping channel, are employed to model the decoherence processes. We find that Unruh effect weakens the payoffs in the quantum game and the quantum payoffs are lower than the classical payoffs when the acceleration parameter is large enough. However, the variation of the payoffs with the decoherence parameter is not always monotonic. Sometimes more decoherence may lead to higher payoffs.