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9 Oct 2014: 15.5 Example: monopolist. 15.6 Example: neoclassical economic growth. 15.7 Problems with terminal conditions. ... 15.8 Neoclassical economic growth. 16 Controlled Diffusion Processes. 16.1 The dynamic programming equation.

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14 May 1996: flow patterns as extremal values, and Nagurney [26] provides a recent review of competitive equilibrium problems including general traffic network models and related models of economic markets. ... NYT 25 December 1990, p.38. [28] Pigou, A.C. The

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8 Nov 2013: In Second Workshop on the Economics of Peer-to-Peer Systems, Harvard University, 2004. ... C. Courcoubetis and R. R. Weber, Economic issues in shared infrastructures, IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking, 20: 594-608, 2012.

30 Aug 2002: The design and control of such networks present challenges of a mathematical, engineering and economic nature.

13 Apr 2002: It provides a concrete, measurable example of an economic tatonnement process, with TCP's congestion avoidance algorithms playing the role of a Walrasian auctioneer' searching for market clearing allocations.

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