In this paper, we consider modeling time-dependent multi-server queues that include aban-donments and retrials. For the performance analysis of those, fluid and diffusion models called strong approximations have been widely used in the literature. Although they are proven to be asymptotically exact, their effectiveness as approximations in critically loaded regimes needs to be investigated. To that end, we find that existing fluid and diffusion approximations might be either inaccurate under simplifying assumptions or computationally intractable. To address that concern, this paper focuses on developing a methodology by adjusting the fluid and diffusion models so that they significantly improve the estimation accuracy. We illustrate the ac...
This paper studies many-server limits for G/Ph/n+M queues, which have a phase-type service time dist...
Motivated by service systems with time-varying customer arrivals, we consider a fluid model as a mac...
We study G/G/n+GI queues in which customer patience times are independent, identically distributed f...
In this paper, we consider time-varying multiserver queues with abandonment and retrials. For their ...
We study many-server queues with abandonment in which customers have general service and patience ti...
Insight is provided into a previously developed M/M/s/r+M(n) approximation for the M/GI/s/r+GI queue...
We use a multidimensional diffusion process to approximate the dynamics of aqueue served by many par...
The performance of a call center is sensitive to customer abandonment. In this survey paper, we focu...
Abstract We propose an analytically tractable approach for studying the transient beh...
Retrial queueing models have been studied extensively in the literature. These have many practical a...
This work focuses on the development and evaluation of so-called "closure methods" for solving the e...
We use multidimensional diffusion processes to approximate the dynamics of a queue served by many pa...
In real stochastic systems, the arrival and service processes may not be renewal processes. For exam...
This paper models a call center as a Markovian queue with multiple servers, where customer balking, ...
A multi-server retrial queue with a hyper-exponential service time is considered in thi
This paper studies many-server limits for G/Ph/n+M queues, which have a phase-type service time dist...
Motivated by service systems with time-varying customer arrivals, we consider a fluid model as a mac...
We study G/G/n+GI queues in which customer patience times are independent, identically distributed f...
In this paper, we consider time-varying multiserver queues with abandonment and retrials. For their ...
We study many-server queues with abandonment in which customers have general service and patience ti...
Insight is provided into a previously developed M/M/s/r+M(n) approximation for the M/GI/s/r+GI queue...
We use a multidimensional diffusion process to approximate the dynamics of aqueue served by many par...
The performance of a call center is sensitive to customer abandonment. In this survey paper, we focu...
Abstract We propose an analytically tractable approach for studying the transient beh...
Retrial queueing models have been studied extensively in the literature. These have many practical a...
This work focuses on the development and evaluation of so-called "closure methods" for solving the e...
We use multidimensional diffusion processes to approximate the dynamics of a queue served by many pa...
In real stochastic systems, the arrival and service processes may not be renewal processes. For exam...
This paper models a call center as a Markovian queue with multiple servers, where customer balking, ...
A multi-server retrial queue with a hyper-exponential service time is considered in thi
This paper studies many-server limits for G/Ph/n+M queues, which have a phase-type service time dist...
Motivated by service systems with time-varying customer arrivals, we consider a fluid model as a mac...
We study G/G/n+GI queues in which customer patience times are independent, identically distributed f...