Lattice path approach for busy period density of \(M/G/1\) queues using \(C_{3}\) Coxian distribution (Q2470263)

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    Lattice path approach for busy period density of \(M/G/1\) queues using \(C_{3}\) Coxian distribution
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5235004

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      Lattice path approach for busy period density of \(M/G/1\) queues using \(C_{3}\) Coxian distribution (English)
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      14 February 2008
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      This paper introduce a new approach to analysing the queueing process, namely lattice paths (LPs). Starting with the \(M/G/1\) queueing system with \(i_{0}\) customers, the authors analyze a busy period with the LP approach. The general distribution in the \(M/G/1\) queueing system is approximated by 3-phase Cox distribution, \(C_{3}\). When the LP approach is applied to the discretised queueing model, the limiting case \(h \rightarrow 0\) yields results for the continuous model. Thus, a wide range of \(M/G/1\) queues with non-rational Laplace-Stieltjes transforms can be approximated by \(C_{3}\), which has Markovian properties. These results are very valuable. They are applicable to almost any real queueing systems.
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      Queueing theory
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      applications (traffic)
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      non-Markovian processes: estimation
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      performance evaluation
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