Add to ORKGWe consider minimum cost spanning tree problems with multiple sources. We propose a cost allocation rule based on a painting procedure. Agents paint the edges on the paths connecting them to the sources. We prove that the painting rule coincides with the folk rule. Finally, we provide an axiomatic characterization
We propose a simple non-cooperative mechanism of network formation in cost spanning tree problems. T...
We propose to allocate the cost of a minimum cost spanning tree by defining a claims problem and usi...
We study minimum cost spanning tree problems for a set of users connected to a source. Prim’s algori...
We consider minimum cost spanning tree problems with multiple sources. We propose a cost allocation ...
In this paper we provide an axiomatic characterization of the painting rule for minimum cost spannin...
We consider a problem where a group of agents is interested in some goods provided by a supplier wit...
In this paper, we introduce a family of rules in minimum cost spanning tree problems with multiple s...
In this paper we provide an axiomatic characterization of the folk rule for minimum cost spanning tr...
AbstractBoruvka’s algorithm, which computes a minimum cost spanning tree, is used to define a rule t...
The Boruvka's algorithm, which computes the minimum cost spanning tree, is used to define a rule to ...
This paper deals with the problem of finding a way to distribute the cost of a minimum cost spanning...
A minimum cost spanning tree problem analyzes how to efficiently connect a group of individuals to a...
Minimum cost spanning tree problems are well known problems in the Operations Research literature. S...
In the context of cost sharing in minimum cost spanning tree problems, we introduce a property calle...
Minimum-cost spanning tree problems are well-known problems in the operations research literature. S...
We propose a simple non-cooperative mechanism of network formation in cost spanning tree problems. T...
We propose to allocate the cost of a minimum cost spanning tree by defining a claims problem and usi...
We study minimum cost spanning tree problems for a set of users connected to a source. Prim’s algori...
We consider minimum cost spanning tree problems with multiple sources. We propose a cost allocation ...
In this paper we provide an axiomatic characterization of the painting rule for minimum cost spannin...
We consider a problem where a group of agents is interested in some goods provided by a supplier wit...
In this paper, we introduce a family of rules in minimum cost spanning tree problems with multiple s...
In this paper we provide an axiomatic characterization of the folk rule for minimum cost spanning tr...
AbstractBoruvka’s algorithm, which computes a minimum cost spanning tree, is used to define a rule t...
The Boruvka's algorithm, which computes the minimum cost spanning tree, is used to define a rule to ...
This paper deals with the problem of finding a way to distribute the cost of a minimum cost spanning...
A minimum cost spanning tree problem analyzes how to efficiently connect a group of individuals to a...
Minimum cost spanning tree problems are well known problems in the Operations Research literature. S...
In the context of cost sharing in minimum cost spanning tree problems, we introduce a property calle...
Minimum-cost spanning tree problems are well-known problems in the operations research literature. S...
We propose a simple non-cooperative mechanism of network formation in cost spanning tree problems. T...
We propose to allocate the cost of a minimum cost spanning tree by defining a claims problem and usi...
We study minimum cost spanning tree problems for a set of users connected to a source. Prim’s algori...