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Optimal design of a multiservice system: The line-penalty problem
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    Optimal design of a multiservice system: The line-penalty problem (English)
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    25 August 1993
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    The author considers a system which consists of a set of \(M/M/1\) queueing subsystems, using the same scarce resources, but otherwise running independently. The problem of minimizing the maximum queue lengths is formulated and its poperties are investigated.
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    \(M/M/1\) queueing subsystems
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    maximum queue lengths
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