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A generalized agent based framework for modeling a blockchain system

Kaligotla et al., 2018

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2412372456202778068
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Kaligotla C
Macal C
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2018 Winter Simulation Conference (WSC)

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We describe an agent-based conceptual model of a Blockchain system. Blockchain technology enables distributed, encrypted and secure logging of digital transactions in an add-only ledger record. We model and simulate an expanding Blockchain network …
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