Pages that link to "Item:Q434486"

The following pages link to Complementarity modeling in energy markets (Q434486):

Displaying 34 items.

• Solving discretely-constrained Nash-Cournot games with an application to power markets (Q300326) (← links)
• Removing cross-border capacity bottlenecks in the European natural gas market -- a proposed merchant-regulatory mechanism (Q301088) (← links)
• A rolling horizon approach for stochastic mixed complementarity problems with endogenous learning: application to natural gas markets (Q342287) (← links)
• Solving discretely constrained mixed complementarity problems using a median function (Q1642967) (← links)
• On the multiplicity of solutions in generation capacity investment models with incomplete markets: a risk-averse stochastic equilibrium approach (Q1680960) (← links)
• On an equilibrium problem with complementarity constraints formulation of pay-as-clear electricity market with demand elasticity (Q1702865) (← links)
• Evaluating the impacts of the external supply risk in a natural gas supply chain: the case of the Italian market (Q1702868) (← links)
• Large-scale unit commitment under uncertainty: an updated literature survey (Q1730531) (← links)
• Pretending in dynamic games, alternative outcomes and application to electricity markets (Q1741201) (← links)
• Modeling strategic investment decisions in spatial markets (Q1752238) (← links)
• Alternative models for markets with nonconvexities (Q1753589) (← links)
• Mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium in data envelopment analysis (Q1754176) (← links)
• Capacity expansion under uncertainty in an oligopoly using indirect reinforcement-learning (Q1754282) (← links)
• Multimodal transportation flows in energy networks with an application to crude oil markets (Q2005845) (← links)
• Perfect competition vs. strategic behaviour models to derive electricity prices and the influence of renewables on market power (Q2011832) (← links)
• Analysis of futures and spot electricity markets under risk aversion (Q2030684) (← links)
• Solving certain complementarity problems in power markets via convex programming (Q2085814) (← links)
• Ambiguities and nonmonotonicities under prosumer power. Optimal distributed energy resource investment in a deregulated electricity industry (Q2085815) (← links)
• A tractable multi-leader multi-follower peak-load-pricing model with strategic interaction (Q2089784) (← links)
• Using inverse optimization to learn cost functions in generalized Nash games (Q2146979) (← links)
• Finding multiple Nash equilibria via machine learning-supported Gröbner bases (Q2178154) (← links)
• Solving oligopolistic equilibrium problems with convex optimization (Q2301931) (← links)
• On the efficiency of local electricity markets under decentralized and centralized designs: a multi-leader Stackelberg game analysis (Q2323427) (← links)
• Large-scale unit commitment under uncertainty (Q2351161) (← links)
• Electric power network oligopoly as a dynamic Stackelberg game (Q2358058) (← links)
• Basic theoretical foundations and insights on bilevel models and their applications to power systems (Q2400021) (← links)
• A multilevel model of the European entry-exit gas market (Q2417957) (← links)
• Solving binary-constrained mixed complementarity problems using continuous reformulations (Q2668675) (← links)
• Market power and efficiency analysis in bi-level energy transmission market (Q2696955) (← links)
• A bilevel approach to optimize electricity prices (Q3388404) (← links)
• On engineering game theory with its application in power systems (Q5367955) (← links)
• Generalized Nash equilibrium models for asymmetric, non-cooperative games on line graphs: application to water resource systems (Q6109565) (← links)
• Regularized Equilibrium Problems with Equilibrium Constraints with Application to Energy Markets (Q6116252) (← links)
• Equilibrium modeling and solution approaches inspired by nonconvex bilevel programming (Q6155058) (← links)