Individual versus Social Optimization in the Allocation of Customers to Alternative Servers
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(34)- The Downs-Thomson paradox: existence, uniqueness and stability of user equilibria
- The allocation of customers in a discrete-time multi-server queueing system
- The price of anarchy in loss systems
- Equitable transit charges for multi-administration telecommunications networks
- Monotonicity properties of user equilibrium policies for parallel batch systems
- Performance of non-cooperative routing over parallel non-observable queues
- Optimal service‐capacity allocation in a loss system
- User-Optimal State-Dependent Routeing in Parallel Tandem Queues with Loss
- Inefficiency in stochastic queueing systems with strategic customers
- Choosing a batch to be processed
- Analysis of job assignment with batch arrivals among heterogeneous servers
- A duality approach to admission and scheduling controls of queues
- Non-cooperative queueing games on a network of single server queues
- The price of anarchy in an exponential multi-server
- An optimal policy for joining a queue in processing two kinds of jobs
- A conservative index heuristic for routing problems with multiple heterogeneous service facilities
- Customers' joining behavior in an unobservable GI/Geo/m queue
- Probabilistic selfish routing in parallel batch and single-server queues
- Capacity competition of make-to-order firms
- Equilibrium behavior in tandem Markovian queues with heterogeneous delay-sensitive customers
- Allocation of jobs and identical resources with two pooling centers
- Allocation of flows in closed bipartite queueing networks
- User equilibria for a parallel queueing system with state dependent routing
- Control of parallel non-observable queues: asymptotic equivalence and optimality of periodic policies
- Asymptotically optimal open-loop load balancing
- Consolidating or non-consolidating queues: a game theoretic queueing model with holding costs
- Opaque service: the case of server selection by strategic customers
- Strategic reneging in service systems with working breakdowns
- Manufacturing lead times, system utilization rates and lead-time-related demand
- On the inefficiency of atomic splittable routing games over parallel links
- Characteristics of deterministic optimal routing for two heterogeneous parallel servers
- Strategic customer behavior in a two-stage batch processing system
- Optimal pricing for service facilities with self-optimizing customers
- Selfish routing in public services
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