Add to ORKGAbstract. Overlay networks use computational powers available at the edges of the Internet to provide large-scale computing and networking environments. In this paper, we consider market-oriented overlay networks in which peers trade resources and services through a common currency. From the perspective of market economics, the dynamics and convergence of resource prices in such networks is investigated by simulation and mathematical modeling, and the results are briefly reported in this short paper
We propose a model of posted prices in networks. The model maps traditional concepts of market power...
We consider a marketplace in the context of 5G network slicing, where service providers (SP), i.e., ...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
The relation between price and resource distribution is an interesting problem in economics and netw...
We describe a model of a network of N sub-networks (or routers) where M network users making concurr...
We describe a model of a network of N sub-networks (or routers) where M network users making concurr...
We propose a model of posted prices in networks. The model maps traditional concepts of market power...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
We propose a model of posted prices in networks. The model maps traditional concepts of market power...
We consider a marketplace in the context of 5G network slicing, where service providers (SP), i.e., ...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
The relation between price and resource distribution is an interesting problem in economics and netw...
We describe a model of a network of N sub-networks (or routers) where M network users making concurr...
We describe a model of a network of N sub-networks (or routers) where M network users making concurr...
We propose a model of posted prices in networks. The model maps traditional concepts of market power...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...
We propose a model of posted prices in networks. The model maps traditional concepts of market power...
We consider a marketplace in the context of 5G network slicing, where service providers (SP), i.e., ...
In many markets, goods flow from initial producers to final customers travelling through many layers...