Impossibility of n-1-strong-equllibrium for Distributed Consensus with Rational Agents

08/08/2017
by   Amit Jacob Fanani, et al.
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An algorithm for n-1-strong-equillibrium for distributed consensus in a ring with rational agents was proposed by Afek et al. (2014). A proof of impossibility of n-1-strong-equillibrium for distributed consensus in every topology with rational agents, when n is even, is presented. Furthermore, we show that the algorithm proposed by Afek et al. is the only algorithm which can solve the problem when n is odd. Finally, we prove that the proposed algorithm provides a n-2-strong-equillibrium in a synchronous ring when n is even.

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