We present an analytical study of throughput measures in processor sharing queueing systems with randomly varying service rates, modelling a communication link in an integrated services network carrying prioritised stream traffic and elastic traffic. A number of distinct throughput measures for the elastic traffic are defined and analysed. In particular, the differences between the various throughput measures and the impact of the elastic call size distribution are investigated. It is concluded that the call-average throughput, which is most relevant from the user point of view but typically hard to analyse, is very well approximated by the newly proposed so-called expected instantaneous throughput, which can easily be obtained from the sys...
We consider a system with two heterogeneous traffic classes. The users from both classes randomly ge...
We study a processor sharing queue with a limited number of service positions and an infinite buffer...
This paper deals with the integration of `stream' traffic and `elastic' traffic in one single networ...
We present an analytical study of throughput measures in processor sharing queuing systems with rand...
Processor-sharing queues are often used to model file transmission in networks. While sojourn ti...
We consider a system with two service classes, one of which supports elastic traffic. The traffic ch...
This paper is about analytical models for calculating the average bandwidth shares obtained by TCP c...
We study the sojourn time of customers in an $M/M/1$ queue with processor sharing service discipline...
This paper addresses the sojourn time asymptotics for a GI/GI/• queue operating under the Processor...
We study in this paper the integration of elastic and streaming traffic on a same link in an IP netw...
Over the past few decades, the Processor-Sharing (PS) discipline has attracted a great deal of atten...
Processor-sharing queues are often used to model file transmission in networks. While sojourn time i...
We investigate the tail behavior of the sojourn-time distribution for a request of a given length in...
We consider a queue fed by a mixture of light-tailed and heavy-tailed traffic. The two traffic flows...
For the G/G/1 queue with First-Come First-Served, it is well known that the tail of the sojourn time...
We consider a system with two heterogeneous traffic classes. The users from both classes randomly ge...
We study a processor sharing queue with a limited number of service positions and an infinite buffer...
This paper deals with the integration of `stream' traffic and `elastic' traffic in one single networ...
We present an analytical study of throughput measures in processor sharing queuing systems with rand...
Processor-sharing queues are often used to model file transmission in networks. While sojourn ti...
We consider a system with two service classes, one of which supports elastic traffic. The traffic ch...
This paper is about analytical models for calculating the average bandwidth shares obtained by TCP c...
We study the sojourn time of customers in an $M/M/1$ queue with processor sharing service discipline...
This paper addresses the sojourn time asymptotics for a GI/GI/• queue operating under the Processor...
We study in this paper the integration of elastic and streaming traffic on a same link in an IP netw...
Over the past few decades, the Processor-Sharing (PS) discipline has attracted a great deal of atten...
Processor-sharing queues are often used to model file transmission in networks. While sojourn time i...
We investigate the tail behavior of the sojourn-time distribution for a request of a given length in...
We consider a queue fed by a mixture of light-tailed and heavy-tailed traffic. The two traffic flows...
For the G/G/1 queue with First-Come First-Served, it is well known that the tail of the sojourn time...
We consider a system with two heterogeneous traffic classes. The users from both classes randomly ge...
We study a processor sharing queue with a limited number of service positions and an infinite buffer...
This paper deals with the integration of `stream' traffic and `elastic' traffic in one single networ...