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Conference Paper

Ardaiz, O, Freitag F, Navarro L, Eymann T, Reinicke M. 2002. CatNet: Catallactic Mechanisms for Service Control and Resource Allocation in Large-Scale Application-Layer Networks. CCGRID'02: Proceedings of the 2nd IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid. :442–443.

Eymann, T, Reinicke M, Ardaiz O, Artigas P, Freitag F, Navarro L. 2003. Decentralized Resource Allocation in Application Layer Networks. CCGRID'03: Proceedings of the 3st International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid. :645.

Eymann, T, Reinicke M, Ardaiz O, Artigas P, Díaz L, Freitag F, Messeguer R, Navarro L, Royo D, Sanjeevan K et al.. 2003. Decentralized vs. Centralized Economic Coordination of Resource Allocation in Grids.. Lecture Notes in Computer Science. 2970:9–16.

Ardaiz, O, Artigas P, Eymann T, Freitag F, Messeguer R, Navarro L, Reinicke M, Kosch H, Böszörményi L, Hellwagner H. 2003. Exploring the Catallactic Coordination Approach for Peer-to-Peer Systems.. Lecture Notes in Computer Science. 2790:1265–1272.

Eymann, T, Reinicke M, Ardaiz O, Artigas P, Freitag F, Navarro L. 2003. Self-Organizing Resource Allocation for Autonomic Networks. DEXA'03: Proceedings of the 14th International Workshop on Database and Expert Systems Applications. :656.

Journal Article

Ardaiz, O, Artigas P, Eymann T, Freitag F, Navarro L, Reinicke M. 2006. The catallaxy approach for decentralized economic-based allocation in Grid resource and service markets.. Applied Intelligence. 25:131–145.

Eymann, T, Reinicke M, Streitberger W, Rana OF, Joita L, Neumann D, Schnizler B, Veit D, Ardaiz O, Chacin P et al.. 2005. Catallaxy-based Grid markets. Multiagent Grid Systems. 1:297–307.

Eymann, T, Reinicke M, Freitag F, Navarro L, Ardaiz O, Artigas P. 2005. A hayekian self-organization approach to service allocation in computing systems.. Advanced Engineering Informatics. 19:223–233.

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