Queueing systems with renovation

Queueing systems with renovation vs. queues with RED. Supplementary Material

In this note we consider M/D/1/N queue with renovation and derive analytic expressions for the following performance characteristics: stationary loss rate, moments of the number in the system. Moments of consecutive losses, waiting/sojourn time (as introduced in [1]) are out of scope. The motivation for studying these characteristics is in the comparison of renovation with known active queue me...

Queueing Systems with

Queueing Systems with Customer Abandonments and Retrials by Song Deng Doctor of Philosophy in Engineering Industrial Engineering & Operations Research University of California, Berkeley Assistant Professor Ying-Ju Chen , Co-chair Professor Zuo-Jun “Max” Shen , Co-chair In queueing theory, the phenomenon that customers get impatient and renege from the system when the waiting time exceeds their ...

Queueing Systems with Synergistic Servers

We consider tandem lines with finite buffers and flexible, heterogeneous servers who are synergistic in that they work more effectively in teams than on their own. Our objective is to determine how the servers should be assigned dynamically to tasks in order to maximize the long-run average throughput. In particular, we investigate when it is better to take advantage of synergy among servers, r...

Queueing Systems

Queueing Systems with a Removable Service Station

A single server queueing system 'With constant Poisson input is considered and the partiel elimination of the station's idle fraction is envisaged by intermittent close-do'Wn and setup. The rule pertaining to the dismantling and re-establishing of the service staticn-the management doctrine-is based on the instantaneous size of the queue, but these processes are assumed to consume time. Operati...