The Equivalence of Functional Central Limit Theorems for Counting Processes and Associated Partial Sums

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Scheduling a multi class queue with many exponential servers: asymptotic optimality in heavy traffic.
Optimal scheduling of critically loaded multiclass \(GI/m/n+m\) queues in an alternating renewal environment
Some invariance principles for stochastic processes and their inverse and supremum processes
A functional limit theorem for general shot noise processes
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Invariance principle for processes with independent increments, conditioned to be positive
Maxima of sums of random variables and suprema of stable processes
Optimal service rate perturbations of many server queues in heavy traffic
Stochastic Abelian and Tauberian theorems
Functional approach in the divisor distribution problems
Diffusion approximations for double-ended queues with reneging in heavy traffic
Limit theorems for queueing systems with various service disciplines in heavy-traffic conditions
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Large deviation analysis of the single server queue
Equivalences in strong limit theorems for renewal counting processes
Functional central limit theorems for processes with positive drift and their inverses
Strong approximation of renewal processes
Heavy traffic analysis of open processing networks with complete resource pooling: asymptotic optimality of discrete review policies

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