Study of the maximal throughput of multiclass queueing systems
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The authors study stability properties of the bandwidth allocation algorithm First Fit for a simplified queuing model of storage and transmission. The input distribution is assumed to be concentrated on three sizes of requests and the bin is equal to five. Fluid limits of such systems starting from introduced by the authors ``smooth initial states are investigated.
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