In most of microeconomic theory, consumers are assumed to exhibit decreasing marginal
utilities. This paper considers combinatorial auctions among such buyers. The valuations of …

We envision a future economy where e–markets will play an essential role as exchange
hubs for commodities and services. Future e–markets should be designed to be robust to …

A computational grid is composed of a set of resource consumers and resources providers.
Usually these entities are independent and making decisions autonomously based on their …

In ZK-Rollups, provers spend significant computational resources to generate validity proofs.
Their costs should be compensated properly, so a sustainable prover market can form over …

In this paper we propose the double auction allocation model for grids, and three double
auction protocols for resource allocation: Preston-McAfee Double Auction Protocol (PMDA) …

In this paper, we address the issue of data trading in big data markets. Data trading
problems have attracted increased attention recently, as the economic benefits and potential …

This paper presents a new multi-unit auction protocol (IR protocol) that is robust against
false-name bids. Internet auctions have become an integral part of Electronic Commerce …

In this paper, we introduce a continuous double auction method for grid resource allocation
in which resources are considered as provider agents and users as consumer agents. In …

Combinatorial auctions are multiple-item auctions in which bidders may place bids on any
package (subset) of goods. This additional expressibility produces benefits that have led to …

In this paper, we develop a new double auction protocol called the Threshold Price Double
auction (TPD) protocol, which is dominant-strategy incentive compatible even if participants …