In this survey, we summarize different modeling and solution concepts of networking games,
as well as a number of different applications in telecommunications that make use of or can …

Pricing is one of the biggest challenges of the next generation of the Internet. Even if flat rate
pricing is probably one of the main reasons of the Internet success, the only way to prevent …

In this paper, we design a bandwidth pricing mechanism that solves congestion problems in
communication networks. The scheme is based on second-price auctions, which are known …

A novel class of auction-based games is formulated to study coordination problems arising
from charging a population of electric vehicles (EVs) over a finite horizon. To compete for …

Double auction mechanisms have been designed to trade a variety of divisible resources
(eg, electricity, mobile data, and cloud resources) among distributed agents. In such divisible …

With an effort to allocate divisible resources among suppliers and consumers, a double-
sided auction model is designed to decide strategies for individual players. Under the …

Auction mechanism generally requires a trusted-third party as the market mediator to
coordinate bidding and resource allocation via collecting private data from the agents, which …

We revisit the network-wide Progressive Second Price auction (PSP) proposed by Lazar and
Semret in cite2. In this mechanism, each bidder submits the same bid in each link of the path …

This Technical Note considers a decentralized quantity allocation problem over networks. By
employing the so-called UQ-PSP auction algorithm, distributed auctions on a two-level …

We consider in this paper an auction-based pricing scheme recently introduced by Lazar
and Semret to allocate bandwidth among users. This mechanism, called Progressive …