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Book 2003tion techniques integrated within economic mechanisms, which enable automated negotiations to take place. This allows software agents to find efficient allocations of service demands spanning several networks without having to reveal strategic or confidential data. In addition, a novel way of addres

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Bewegungssehen und Gestalttheorie,rch and technology fields as well as their integration within a unified framework for solving problems in the networking field, a preliminary step to avoid ambiguity is the definition of terms and concepts (see Section 3.1).

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In der Musik gebr?uchliche T?neng number of diverse firms (service providers, networks operators, retailers, brokers, etc.) are intensifying the competition. Therefore, while improving the inter-domain coordination process, it is fundamental to ameliorate intra-domain resource allocation and control. In this book, this twofold issue is called the . (MuSS) problem.

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Book 2003time constraints. A finite number of network components with limited capacities need to be shared for dynamically allocating a high number of traffic demands. Moreover, coordination of peer provider is required whenever these demands span domains controlled by distinct operators. In this context, tr

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Background,in tasks represent the major challenges in current scenarios. This leads to an analysis of several interworking solutions that have been developed in the last five years and that make use of software agents to automate specific management or control operations (see Section 2.3).