Invariant rate functions for discrete-time queues

Invariant functions for solving multiplicative discrete and continuous ordinary differential equations

In this paper, at first the elemantary and basic concepts of multiplicative discrete and continous differentian and integration introduced. Then for these kinds of differentiation invariant functions the general solution of discrete and continous multiplicative differential equations will be given. Finaly a vast class of difference equations with variable coefficients and nonlinear difference e...

Approximations of General Discrete Time Queues by Discrete Time Queues with Arrivals Modulated by Finite Chains

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Autocorrelation-invariant discrete-time functions and associated orthogonal sequences

The paper studies frequency domain characterization and properties of autocorrelation discrete time functions. Such functions may be useful in the design and synthesis of signaling waveforms with prescribed autocorrelation functions.

Two Competing Discrete-Time Queues with Priority

Sensitivity Analysis for Discrete-Time Randomized Service Priority Queues∗

We consider a collection of queues operating in parallel and sharing a common server via a “randomized” service priority sharing rule. We assume that the service times of the customers (cells) are all constant and identical. This paper is concerned with estimating the sensitivity of the tail of the distribution of the typical sojourn time through these queues to the fraction of server bandwidth...