Abstract
Network Games model situation in which a large number of players compete for scarce resources, such as bandwidth or space, in a network. The most prominent example of such games include the Internet and traffic in a city. In this talk we survey recent results on the "Price of Anarchy" in such games, which measures the worst case inefficiency of equilibria when compared to a socially optimal situation.

13:30-14:00 hrs. "The price of anarchy in network games" José Rafael Correa,  Profesor Asociado al Departamento de Ingeniería Industrial, Universidad de Chile. Ph. D en Gestión de Operaciones - Massachusetts Institute Technology (MIT), EE.UU.

13:00-13:30 hrs. Quienes hayan confirmado su asistencia, podrán compartir un sencillo y grato almuerzo.