Performance analysis of finite-source retrial queues operating in random environments
Summary: This paper is concerned with the performance analysis of finite-source retrial queues with heterogeneous sources operating in random environments. All random variables involved in the model construction are assumed to be exponentially distributed with a parameter depending on the source index and on the state of the corresponding random environment. The novelty of the investigation is the involvement of the random environments, which makes the system rather complicated. The MOSEL tool is used to formulate and solve the problem and the main performance measures are derived and graphically displayed.
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