A blind policy for equalizing cumulative idleness
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- Achievable performance of blind policies in heavy traffic
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- Blind fair routing in large-scale service systems with heterogeneous customers and servers
- Central limit theorem for a many-server queue with random service rates
- Control of systems with flexible multi-server pools: a shadow routing approach
- Efficient routing in heavy traffic under partial sampling of service times
- Fair Dynamic Routing in Large-Scale Heterogeneous-Server Systems
- Heavy-Traffic Limits for Queues with Many Exponential Servers
- QUANTIFYING FAIRNESS IN QUEUING SYSTEMS
- Queue-and-idleness-ratio controls in many-server service systems
- State space collapse in many-server diffusion limits of parallel server systems
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(14)- Applications of fluid models in service operations management
- Balanced routing with partial information in a distributed parallel many-server queueing system
- Delay-based service differentiation with many servers and time-varying arrival rates
- Persistent-idle load-distribution
- A fair policy for the \(\mathrm{G}/\mathrm{GI}/N\) queue with multiple server pools
- An analysis of a large-scale machine repair model
- Systems with large flexible server pools: instability of ``natural load balancing
- Blind fair routing in large-scale service systems with heterogeneous customers and servers
- QED limits for many-server systems under a priority policy
- Routing and staffing when servers are strategic
- Inequity averse optimization in operational research
- Diffusion-scale tightness of invariant distributions of a large-scale flexible service system
- Asymptotically optimal idling in the \(GI/GI/N+GI\) queue
- Tightness of invariant distributions of a large-scale flexible service system under a priority discipline
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