A Note on Insensitivity in Stochastic Networks
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Abstract: We give a simple and direct treatment of insensitivity in stochastic networks which is quite general and which provides probabilistic insight into the phenomenon. In the case of multi-class networks, the results generalise those of Bonald and Proutiere (2002, 2003).
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