There have been many queuing analyses for a single server queue fed by an M/G/ ∞ traf-fic process, in which G is a Pareto Distribution, that focus on certain limiting conditions. In this paper we enhance the so-called Quasi-Stationary (QS) approximation – a queuing analysis introduced previously that provides an algorithm for computation of an accurate approximation for the stationary queue distribution, applicable to the entire range of system parameters. By numerical evaluation of the QS approximation and the asymptotic approx-imations (large buffer, many sources, and heavy traffic) over an extremely wide range of parameter values we are able to graphically display consistency of the QS approximation with all the asymptotic results. We de...
We consider a single-server queueing system with Poisson arrivals in which the speed of the server d...
This article studies an infinite-server queue in a semi-Markov environment: the queue’s input rate ...
Arrival processes to queues often exhibit time dependence, but time-dependent queues are notoriously...
There have been many queuing analyses for a single server queue fed by an M/G/∞ traffic process, in ...
Many interesting parameters in queue theory study either have not theoretical results or, existing, ...
Starting with some mild assumptions on the parametrization of the service process, per-turbation ana...
This article studies an infinite-server queue in a semi-Markov environment: the queue's input rate i...
The research program on this grant was to develop new asymptotic and perturbation methods for approx...
Consider the single server queue in which the system capacity is infinite and the customers are serv...
Motivated by service systems with time-varying customer arrivals, we consider a fluid model as a mac...
This paper provides a method for approzimating the probability distributions of stationary statistic...
Motivated by the high variation in transmission rates for document transfer in the Internet and file...
Green, Kolesar and Svoronos (in press) and Green and Kolesar (in press) use numerical methods to inv...
The finding that Pareto distributions are adequate to model Internet packet interarrival times has ...
We consider a single-server queueing system with Poisson arrivals in which the speed of the server d...
We consider a single-server queueing system with Poisson arrivals in which the speed of the server d...
This article studies an infinite-server queue in a semi-Markov environment: the queue’s input rate ...
Arrival processes to queues often exhibit time dependence, but time-dependent queues are notoriously...
There have been many queuing analyses for a single server queue fed by an M/G/∞ traffic process, in ...
Many interesting parameters in queue theory study either have not theoretical results or, existing, ...
Starting with some mild assumptions on the parametrization of the service process, per-turbation ana...
This article studies an infinite-server queue in a semi-Markov environment: the queue's input rate i...
The research program on this grant was to develop new asymptotic and perturbation methods for approx...
Consider the single server queue in which the system capacity is infinite and the customers are serv...
Motivated by service systems with time-varying customer arrivals, we consider a fluid model as a mac...
This paper provides a method for approzimating the probability distributions of stationary statistic...
Motivated by the high variation in transmission rates for document transfer in the Internet and file...
Green, Kolesar and Svoronos (in press) and Green and Kolesar (in press) use numerical methods to inv...
The finding that Pareto distributions are adequate to model Internet packet interarrival times has ...
We consider a single-server queueing system with Poisson arrivals in which the speed of the server d...
We consider a single-server queueing system with Poisson arrivals in which the speed of the server d...
This article studies an infinite-server queue in a semi-Markov environment: the queue’s input rate ...
Arrival processes to queues often exhibit time dependence, but time-dependent queues are notoriously...