05.06.08
Game Theory in Signal Processing and Communications
Via an email comes an announcement that there will be a Eurasip issue on Game Theory in Signal Processing and Communications.
Topics:
- Static non-cooperative games (Nash and Stackelberg equilibria)
- Finite and infinite dynamic games
- Cooperative (bargaining) game theory
- Auctions, coalitions, and pricing
- Game theory for resource allocation in communications
- Game theory for adaptive waveform design
- Game theory for cognitive radio and dynamic spectrum access
- Stochastic games, repeated games, and fading channels
- Development of decentralized algorithms using game theory
Key dates
- Manuscript Due: October 1, 2008
- First Round of Reviews: January 1, 2009
- Publication Date: April 1, 2009
Comments
I’ll submit a paper, the only question is on what topic. So readers (some of whom I think are familiar with my work), which of the following would you prefer:
- Further extensions and applications of Bilateral Symmetric Interference
- A more rigorous treatment of Virtual Cognitive Radio Economies than I’ll be able to present at DySPAN
- A compendium of key theoretical results as they relate to potential games and the design of wireless networks (basically so people don’t have to read the 400 page monstrosity)
- Something else (i.e., keep thinking of topics)
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