Antoniou et al., 2012 - Google Patents

Game Theory in Communication Networks

Antoniou et al., 2012

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3174491688066005670
Author
Antoniou J
Pitsillides A
Pitsillides A
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Communication Networks is an area in which multiple interactive situations arise among networking entities. Such interactive situations may be hard to resolve satisfactorily because of the conflicting goals of the participating entities. It is often the case that cooperation in …
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