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Incentive-Compatible Interdomain Routing with Linear Utilities

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Internet and Network Economics (WINE 2007)

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We revisit the problem of incentive-compatible interdomain routing, examining the, quite realistic, special case in which the autonomous systems’ (ASes’) utilities are linear functions of the traffic in the incident links, and the traffic leaving each AS. We show that incentive-compatibility towards maximizing total welfare is achievable efficiently, and, in the uncapacitated case, by an algorithm that can be implemented by BGP, the standard protocol for interdomain routing.

The authors were supported through: NSF grant CCF - 0635319, a gift from Yahoo! Research, a MICRO grant, the American Foundation for Bulgaria Fellowship, and a fellowship by the Swiss National Science Foundation PA002 - 113170 / 1.

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Hall, A., Nikolova, E., Papadimitriou, C. (2007). Incentive-Compatible Interdomain Routing with Linear Utilities. In: Deng, X., Graham, F.C. (eds) Internet and Network Economics. WINE 2007. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 4858. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-77105-0_23

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