The gamma (sub)level set of the solution to w(t) + H(gamma, D(x)w) = 0
is the same as the gamma (sub)level set of the solution to u(t) + H(u
, D(x)u) = 0, and the solution u may be built from w. This result is a
pplied to determining upper and lower bounds for a solution of u(t) H-1(u, Du) + H-2(u, Du) = 0, with H-1 convex and H-2 concave, as well
as u(t) + H(u, Du) = 0, but with initial data u(0, x) = g(1)(x) boolea
n OR g(2)(x) or g(1)(x) boolean AND g(2)(x), with g(1) quasi-convex an
d g(2) quasi-concave. A differential game in L-infinity is constructed
giving a new proof of the Hopf formula.