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2005
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Richard A. Lawley:
Chained negotiation for quality of service in distributed notification services. University of Southampton, UK, 2005

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2003
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Richard A. Lawley, Michael Luck, Keith Decker, Terry R. Payne, Luc Moreau:
Automated Negotiation Between Publishers And Consumers Of Grid Notifications. Parallel Process. Lett. 13(4): 537-548 (2003)

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Richard A. Lawley, Michael Luck, Luc Moreau:
Modelling and Simulating Chained Negotiation to Enable Sharing of Notifications. Web Intelligence 2005: 479-482
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Richard A. Lawley, Keith Decker, Michael Luck, Terry R. Payne, Luc Moreau:
Automated Negotiation for Grid Notification Services. Euro-Par 2003: 384-393

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