PTOM: Profit Concerning and Truthful Online Spectrum Double Auction Mechanism
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© Springer International Publishing AG 2016
Publication Date
7-29-2016
Journal
ICCCS 2016: Cloud Computing and Security
Abstract
In recent years, the auction has been widely applied in wireless communications for spectrum allocation. In this paper, we investigate the online spectrum double auction problem and propose a Profit concerning and Truthful Online spectrum double auction Mechanism (PTOM). Different from most previous works, we consider the dynamic arrival of primary users (PUs) and secondary users (SUs) and allow SUs to request distinct time slots for using the spectrum. By introducing the priority bid, we capture the online and location associated feature to improve the spectrum utility. Based on the priority bid, we design an efficient admission and pricing rule to improve the auctioneer’s profit. Theoretical analyses are provided to prove that our mechanism has nice economic properties including individual rationality, budget-balance and resistance of time-based and value-based cheating.
Recommended Citation
Chen B., Zhou T., Fu P., Zhai X. (2016) PTOM: Profit Concerning and Truthful Online Spectrum Double Auction Mechanism. In: Sun X., Liu A., Chao HC., Bertino E. (Eds.), ICCCS 2016: Cloud Computing and Security (pp. 151–162). Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-48674-1_14
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