Transient solution of an M/M/\( \infty\) queue with system's additional tasks and impatient customers (Q2214183)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7282807
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    Transient solution of an M/M/\( \infty\) queue with system's additional tasks and impatient customers
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7282807

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      Transient solution of an M/M/\( \infty\) queue with system's additional tasks and impatient customers (English)
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      7 December 2020
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      Summary: This paper studies the impatient behaviour in an infinite server queue with additional tasks assigned to the system. Whenever the system becomes empty, the system as a whole is assigned a secondary task of duration \(U\) whose distribution is exponential. Any arrival during the period \(U\) becomes impatient due to the unavailability of service facility. Each individual waiting customer activates an independent impatience timer of duration \(T\) which is exponentially distributed. When the system comes back after the completion of \(U\), before \(T\) expires, the waiting customers are simultaneously taken for service and they leave the system after the completion of service. If \(T\) expires before the completion of task \(U\), the customers abandon the system and never to return. The transient system size probabilities of this model are derived explicitly for both single and multiple task cases. The time-dependent mean and variance of system size are also derived. Further, numerical simulations are also presented to analyse the effect of system indices.
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      infinite server queue
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      single and multiple tasks
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      impatient customers
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      transient probabilities
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