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We consider the problem of streaming live content to a cluster of co-locatedwireless devices that have both an expensive unicast base-station-to-device(B2D) interface, as well as an inexpensive broadcast device-to-device (D2D)interface, which can be used simultaneously. Our setting is a streaming systemthat uses a block-by-block random linear coding approach to achieve a targetpercentage of on-time deliveries with minimal B2D usage. Our goal is to designan incentive framework that would promote such cooperation across devices,while ensuring good quality of service. Based on ideas drawn from truth-tellingauctions, we design a mechanism that achieves this goal via appropriatetransfers (monetary payments or rebates) in a setting with a large number ofdevices, and with peer arrivals and departures. Here, we show that a Mean FieldGame can be used to accurately approximate our system. Furthermore, thecomplexity of calculating the best responses under this regime is low. Weimplement the proposed system on an Android testbed, and illustrate itsefficient performance using real world experiments.

Incentivizing Sharing in Realtime D2D Streaming Networks: A Mean Field Game Perspective