Security attacks on smart grid scheduling and their defences: a game-theoretic approach
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M. Pilz | F. Baghaei Naeini | K. Grammont | C. Smagghe | M. Davis | J.-C. Nebel | L. Al-Fagih | E. Pfluegel | Jean-Christophe Nebel | F. B. Naeini | Luluwah Al-Fagih | Matthias Pilz | Ketil Grammont | Coline Smagghe | Mastaneh Davis | E. Pfluegel
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