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A new formula for the transient behaviour of a non-empty M/M/1/\(\infty\) queue.
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    A new formula for the transient behaviour of a non-empty M/M/1/\(\infty\) queue. (English)
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    28 January 2003
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    For the classical Markovian M/M\(/1/\infty\) the transient state probabilities under fixed initial states are computed as a series expansion. The expansions are explicit and simple and compared with other representations from the literature.
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    transient behaviour
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    recurrence ralations
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    series expansion
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    state probabilities
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