AbstractSuppose that in a coalition formation game each participant has a preference list of the other participants and she prefers a set S to a set T if and only if she prefers the worst participant of S to the worst participant of T. We consider three definitions of stability. In the case of no indifferences stable partitions cannot contain very large sets and their existence can be decided polynomially. However, in the presence of ties one of the existence problems is NP-complete, the other is polynomial and the existence of a polynomial algorithm for the third one is still open
The classic Stable Roommates problem (the non-bipartite generalization of the well-known Stable Marr...
We introduce a restriction of the stable roommates problem in which roommate pairs are ranked global...
AbstractIn this paper, we describe an efficient algorithm that decides if a stable matching exists f...
AbstractSuppose that in a coalition formation game each participant has a preference list of the oth...
The stable roommates problem may be unsolvable for sorne instances, therefore we study a relaxation,...
We study how to partition a set of agents in a stable way when each coalition in the partition has t...
We study how to partition a set of agents in a stable way when each coalition in the partition has t...
We study the variant of the well-known stable roommates problem in which participants are permitted ...
Abstract: We study how to partition a set of agents in a stable way when each coalition in the parti...
We study how to partition a set of agents in a stable way when each coalition in the partition has t...
AbstractFor the stable roommates problem recently a new concept, exchange stability, was introduced....
The original publication is available at www.springerlink.comIn the context of coalition formation g...
We investigate Knuth\u27s eleventh open question on stable matchings. In the stable family problem, ...
The Stable Roommates problem involves matching a set of agents into pairs based on the agents’ stric...
In this paper, we describe an efficient algorithm that decides if a stable matching exists for a gen...
The classic Stable Roommates problem (the non-bipartite generalization of the well-known Stable Marr...
We introduce a restriction of the stable roommates problem in which roommate pairs are ranked global...
AbstractIn this paper, we describe an efficient algorithm that decides if a stable matching exists f...
AbstractSuppose that in a coalition formation game each participant has a preference list of the oth...
The stable roommates problem may be unsolvable for sorne instances, therefore we study a relaxation,...
We study how to partition a set of agents in a stable way when each coalition in the partition has t...
We study how to partition a set of agents in a stable way when each coalition in the partition has t...
We study the variant of the well-known stable roommates problem in which participants are permitted ...
Abstract: We study how to partition a set of agents in a stable way when each coalition in the parti...
We study how to partition a set of agents in a stable way when each coalition in the partition has t...
AbstractFor the stable roommates problem recently a new concept, exchange stability, was introduced....
The original publication is available at www.springerlink.comIn the context of coalition formation g...
We investigate Knuth\u27s eleventh open question on stable matchings. In the stable family problem, ...
The Stable Roommates problem involves matching a set of agents into pairs based on the agents’ stric...
In this paper, we describe an efficient algorithm that decides if a stable matching exists for a gen...
The classic Stable Roommates problem (the non-bipartite generalization of the well-known Stable Marr...
We introduce a restriction of the stable roommates problem in which roommate pairs are ranked global...
AbstractIn this paper, we describe an efficient algorithm that decides if a stable matching exists f...