Theoretical and Computational Basis for CATNETS -Annual Report Year 2

The primary target of the CATNETS project is the quantitative comparison between thetechnical and economic efficiency of market-based resource allocation mechanisms inapplication layer networks such as Grids. Here, two fundamentally different approachesare compared. A centralized – auction-based – market mechanism and a decentralized –Catallaxy-based – market mechanism...

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Year of publication:	2006
Authors:	Veit, Daniel ; Buß, Georg ; Schnizler, Björn ; Neumann, Dirk ; Streitberger, Werner ; Eymann, Torsten
Institutions:	Universität <Bayreuth> / Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsinformatik
Subject:	Selbstorganisation \| self organization \| Bauwesen \| Simulator

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1 Introduction
2 Self-Organization in Computing Systems - Putting CATNETS into a GreaterPerspective
2.1 Introduction to Self-Organization
2.2 Infrastructural Spheres of Self-Organizing Computing
2.3 The Open Service Infrastructure
2.4 About the Necessity to Create an Open SOC Policies Infrastructure
3 Formal Description of Mechanisms
3.1 Centralized mechanisms
3.2 The Catallaxy as an Alternative Decentralized Approach
4 Bidding Issues
4.1 What Does an Agent Bid?
4.2 When Does an Agent Bid?
4.3 Summary
5 Integration of Mechanisms into Simulator
5.1 Integration of the Auction Mechanisms
5.2 Decentralized Mechanisms (Catallaxy)
6 Integration of Catallactic mechanism into middleware
6.1 Description of the Integration of Decentralized Mechanisms into Middleware
6.2 Preliminary Results from Decentralized Mechanisms in Middleware Scenarios
7 Relations to other WPs
7.1 WP2
7.2 WP3
7.3 WP4
8 Outlook
8.1 Review
8.2 Content to Y3
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