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Characterizations of the cycle-complete and folk solutions for minimum cost spanning tree problems

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Characterizations of the Kar and folk solutions for minimum cost spanning tree problems

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Cost sharing with multiple technologies

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Linking the Kar and folk solutions through a problem separation property

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Minimum cost spanning tree problems with indifferent agents

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Network flow problems and permutationally concave games

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From the bankruptcy problem and its Concede-and-Divide solution to the assignment problem and its Fair Division solution

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Minimum cost spanning tree problems as value sharing problems

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Stable Source Connection and Assignment Problems as Multi-Period Shortest Path Problems

Streekstra, Leanne; Trudeau, Christian - 2020

We extend the familiar shortest path problem by supposing that agents have demands over multiple periods. This potentially allows agents to combine their paths if their demands are complementary; for instance if one agent only needs a connection to the source in the summer while the other...

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