Calculating the normalization constants in queueing networks

Multidimensional Traversals for Normalization Constants

In many m~iltidimensional systems, including models of computer and network systems and particle systems, t,he eqnilibrillm distribution of state probabilities anti other performance measl~res hinges on t,he explicit numerical deterrnination of a normalization constant. When the nornializat,ion constant is the a s11n1 of simple, computable functions defined on lattice-points in a constrained sp...

A model for calculating diffraction elastic constants

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Behavior of the normalization constant and a scaling technique for product-form queueing networks

Normalization Constants of Large Order Behavior

A perturbation scheme is discussed for the computation of the normalization constant of the large order behavior arising from an ultraviolet renormalon. In this scheme the normalization constant is expressed in a convergent series that can be calculated using the ordinary perturbative expansion and the nature of the renormalon singularity. PACS numbers: 11.15.Bt, 11.10.Jj, 11.25.Db

Queueing Networks

Queueing networks model workflow in distributed computing systems and networks. They predict throughput, queue length, response time, and bottlenecks with simple, fast algorithms.