Theses topics, ongoing

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Non-cooperatively computable functions

The NCC framework is a field between Multiparty Computation and Game Theory. There are several agents who want to compute a function from values that they possess. In addition to MPC protocols each agent porsues four goals: privacy (the agent don't want to disclose his private input), correctness (the agent whishes to compute the function correctly), exclusivity (the agent don't want that other agents knows the correct result), voyeurism (the agent want to know the input of other agents). The question is for which boolean function is disclosing the true input and believing the output of the function a Nash equilibrium? If we assume that all agents have the same order in their goals (if one agent ranks correctness over exclusivity, all other agents do so), some solutions are known. The aim of this thesis is to expand the theory such that agents can have different orders in their goals.