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Sameer Pai, Tanya Roosta, Stephen Wicker, S. Shankar Sastry. "Using Social Network Theory Towards Development Of Wireless Ad hoc Network Trust". Proceedings of the IEEE 21st International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications, June, 2007.

Abstract
The evolution and existence of stable trust relations have been studied extensively in the context of social theory. However, reputation systems or trust schemes have only been recently used in the domain of wireless ad hoc networks. It has been shown that these schemes provide positive results as a self-policing mechanism for the routing of data in wireless ad hoc network security. This paper develops a relationship between the trust concepts in the social network theory and wireless ad hoc networks. In addition, the paper maps existing trust schemes in wireless ad hoc networks to a long-standing theory in social networks. Most importantly, a refined model of trust evaluation in social networks is constructed and mapped to a new trust scheme for ad hoc networks. The new trust scheme is analyzed and shown to outperform existing schemes using scenario and simulation analysis.

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  Sameer Pai, Tanya Roosta, Stephen Wicker, S. Shankar Sastry.
  "Using Social Network Theory Towards Development Of Wireless
  Ad hoc Network Trust". Proceedings of the IEEE 21st
  International Conference on Advanced Information Networking
  and Applications, June, 2007.

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  @inproceedings{PaiRoostaWickerSastry07_UsingSocialNetworkTheoryTowardsDevelopmentOfWireless,
      author = {Sameer Pai and Tanya Roosta and Stephen Wicker and
                S. Shankar Sastry},
      title = {Using Social Network Theory Towards Development Of
                Wireless Ad hoc Network Trust},
      booktitle = {Proceedings of the IEEE 21st International
                Conference on Advanced Information Networking and
                Applications},
      month = {June},
      year = {2007},
      abstract = {The evolution and existence of stable trust
                relations have been studied extensively in the
                context of social theory. However, reputation
                systems or trust schemes have only been recently
                used in the domain of wireless ad hoc networks. It
                has been shown that these schemes provide positive
                results as a self-policing mechanism for the
                routing of data in wireless ad hoc network
                security. This paper develops a relationship
                between the trust concepts in the social network
                theory and wireless ad hoc networks. In addition,
                the paper maps existing trust schemes in wireless
                ad hoc networks to a long-standing theory in
                social networks. Most importantly, a refined model
                of trust evaluation in social networks is
                constructed and mapped to a new trust scheme for
                ad hoc networks. The new trust scheme is analyzed
                and shown to outperform existing schemes using
                scenario and simulation analysis.},
      URL = {http://www.truststc.org/pubs/202.html}
  }
  

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