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Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaft für Luftfahrt well as between power control protocols for wireless communications. In this paper we study new aspects of the game within the framework of flocks of birds, and obtain results that can be useful for network engineering applications as well.

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BIO-CORE: Bio-inspired Self-organising Mechanisms Coreporting reuse of code and algorithms, this paper proposes BIO-CORE, an execution model that provides these low-level services at the heart of any middleware or infrastructure supporting such applications, and provides them as “core” built-in services around which all other services are built.

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Biologically Inspired Attack Detection in Superpeer-Based P2P Overlay Networksh time, nodes switch back to the original protocol and reconstruct a superpeer overlay. We demonstrate and evaluate this mechanism on top of the peer-to-peer . overlay, which is itself self-organized and bio-inspired.

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Dynamic Hawk and Dove Games within Flocks of Birds well as between power control protocols for wireless communications. In this paper we study new aspects of the game within the framework of flocks of birds, and obtain results that can be useful for network engineering applications as well.

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Wissenschaftliche gesellschaft für Luftfahrtfine prior analyses employing the Kimura model of base substitution mutations, which is more realistic than the Jukes-Cantor model used by all previous research on this topic. Furthermore we undertake exact computations where prior works just used approximations, and we propose two practical applications of genetic capacity.

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