The linear geodesic property is not generally preserved by a FIFO queue
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Consider a discrete time queue with several arrival streams sharing an infinite buffer according to a FIFO policy. Assume that the arrival processes jointly satisfy a sample path large deviation principle with linear geodesics. A question which arises is whether the departures also satisfy the ``linear geodesics assumption. The authors show that this is not the case in general.
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