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14 Apr 2007: Damon Wischik. Workshop on Internet Service Quality Economics, Cambridge, MA (1999). ... Pricing Communication Networks: Economics, Technology and Modelling.

15 Mar 2007: 1) stop: paying a terminal cost 3x2t ; no further costs are incurred;. ... Find the policy which minimizes the expected value ofthe sum of all costs.

22 Nov 2007: 2 The dynamic optimality equation. We introduce a cost functionc : Z+ S A R. ... 10In some applications we shall have costs of the more general form c(n, Xn, Un, Xn1).

10 Oct 2007: Networks: modelling and control. Networks: modelling and control, Royal Society, September 2007.. I'm collecting here the pointers I have to date for this meeting.

18 Jan 2007: Costs and risk-sensitivitySuppose one wishes to choose a scheduling policy tominimize over time [0; B] the cost function,B = inf E "BXk=0 XBk ;Uk=B;k=B# :Following an ... not only tothe expected cost but also the variance of the cost.Taking < 0

18 Jan 2007: and ask each user to pay a part of the cost c(Q). ... k l. h. c d. Cost = 48. An optimal algorithm for this problem is.

22 Nov 2007: Moreover our choice of H and K minimizes the long-runaverage expected cost. ... From Section 12, the minimal long-run average expected cost from istrace(RΣ).

2 Jul 2007: At the Nashequilibrium, the time-averaged expected price is equal tothe cost per unit of capacity, 1. ... Finally, let us explicitly state that on each link j J ,the cost per unit of capacity cj is strictly positive:.

14 Jun 2007: We trade off our desire to obtain the lowest possible cost at the present stageagainst the implication this would have for costs at future stages. ... 3.1 Discounted costs. For a discount factor, β (0, 1], the discounted-cost criterion is defined as.

22 Nov 2007: We study the n-horizon problem with non-negative quadratic instantaneous costs c(x, a) and final cost c(x), as in the preceding sec-tion. ... with independent perturbations (εn)n>1, having mean 0 and variance N, and with non-negative quadratic costs as