Resource Sharing for Efficiency in Traffic Systems
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(31)- Pooling is not the answer
- On the continued Erlang loss function
- Modeling and analysis of machine sharing in manufacturing systems
- Performance bounds for the effectiveness of pooling in multi-processing systems
- A multi-station system for reducing congestion in high-variability queues
- Pooling in tandem queueing networks with non-collaborative servers
- Resource pooling in the presence of failures: efficiency versus risk
- Differentiated or integrated: capacity and service level choice for differentiated products
- Endogenous queue number determination in \(G/m/s\) systems
- Effect of global FCFS and relative load distribution in two-class queues with dedicated servers
- On a bicriterion server allocation problem in a multidimensional Erlang loss system
- Partial pooling in tandem lines with cooperation and blocking
- Managing hospital inpatient beds under clustered overflow configuration
- Pooling heterogeneous products for manufacturing environments
- Cross-training workers in dual resource constrained systems with heterogeneous processing times
- Modeling and analysis of flexible queueing systems
- Capacity reservation for time-sensitive service providers: an application in seaport management
- Resource Pooling and Cost Allocation Among Independent Service Providers
- Stochastic Bounds for Two-Layer Loss Systems
- On the core of cooperative queueing games
- Pooling queues with strategic servers: the effects of customer ownership
- To pool or not to pool: queueing design for large-scale service systems
- DOMAIN EXTENSIONS OF THE ERLANG LOSS FUNCTION: THEIR SCALABILITY AND ITS APPLICATIONS TO COOPERATIVE GAMES
- Task allocation in multiserver systems -- a survey of results.
- The impact of transportation delays on repairshop capacity pooling and spare part inventories
- Patient referral strategy and cost sharing for a medical consortium
- The optimal decision of service provider considering extra waiting area value-added services -- pooled or dedicated?
- Queueing management for reducing the overlaps of customers in service systems
- System planning and configuration problems for optimal system design
- Allocation of jobs and identical resources with two pooling centers
- Qualitative properties of the Erlang blocking model with heterogeneous user requirements
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