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Analysis of Queuing Systems for Random-Length Arrivals with Limited Cumulative Volume

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Two queuing systems for variable-length customers, namely, a processor-sharing system and a multiline system without waiting places, are considered, for which arrivals are completely random, the joint arrival-length and service-time distribution is arbitrary, and the cumulative arrival volume is limited. For these systems, the stationary state probabilities and the arrival loss probability are determined.

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Tikhonenko, O.M., Klimovich, K.G. Analysis of Queuing Systems for Random-Length Arrivals with Limited Cumulative Volume. Problems of Information Transmission 37, 70–79 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010451827648

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