The impact of honesty and trickery on a Bayesian quantum prisoners’ dilemma game
Liu Bo-Yang1, †, Zhao Xin2, Dai Hong-Yi3, 4, Zhang Ming2, Liao Ying1, Guo Xiao-Feng1, Gao Wei1
       

(a) The sketch of a two-player 2 × 2 quantum game. Here J and J† are two-qubits entangling gates. UA and UB are strategy operators carried out by players Alice and Bob, respectively. MA and MB are projective measurements in bases { |0〉, |1〉 }. Through unitary operations VA and VB, players can adjust their measurement basis according to their decision policies. (b) When |ψAB = |ψA ⊗ |ψB and J = J† = I, a two-player 2 × 2 quantum game is reduced to a classical game.