In this first part of the book we give an overview of some of the mathemat- ics that are typically used to design shared services. Indeed, independently on the specic context of interest, sharing economy systems are usually char- acterized by a number of common feature. For instance, such systems are usually designed to be operated in a distributed way as a (typically large) set of agents/actors interact with each other through some form of (possibly stochastic and asynchronous) communication to access a shared good.
The mathematics of sharing
Crisostomi E.;
2020-01-01
Abstract
In this first part of the book we give an overview of some of the mathemat- ics that are typically used to design shared services. Indeed, independently on the specic context of interest, sharing economy systems are usually char- acterized by a number of common feature. For instance, such systems are usually designed to be operated in a distributed way as a (typically large) set of agents/actors interact with each other through some form of (possibly stochastic and asynchronous) communication to access a shared good.File in questo prodotto:
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