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An important design problem for queueing systems is to determine the best order for two or more service stations in series. For given external arrival process and given service-time distributions, the object is to determine the order of the stations (to be used by all customers) that minimizes...
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This paper discusses an approximation for single-class departure processes from multi-class queues: If the arrival rate of one class upon one visit to the queue is a small proportion of the total arrival rate there, then the departure process for that class from that visit should be nearly the...
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We propose an enhancement to the parametric-decomposition method for calculating approximate steady-state performance measures of open queueing networks with non-Poisson arrival processes and nonexponential service-time distributions. Instead of using a variability parameter c<sub>a</sub><sup>2</sup> for each arrival...
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