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The 3rd International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and MultiAgent Systems 2004

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Multi-agent planning in complex uncertain environments

Protocol/mechanism design for cooperation/competition

Brain meets brawn:why grid and agents need each other

Knowledge, rationality and action

Business process management: A killer app for agents?

A framework to control emergent survivability of multi agent systems

A pheromone-based utility model for collaborative foraging

Modelling, control and validation of multi-agent plans in dynamic context

Multi-agent simulation of collaborative strategies in a supply chain

Towards truly agent-based traffic and mobility simulations

Using adaptive multi-agent systems to simulate economic models

Towards a formal approach to overhearing: algorithms for conversation identification

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