Add to ORKGFig. shows the minimum number of channels required for an offered traffic in Erlangs for a grade of service (G.O.S.) given, using the Erlang-B distribution. Moreover, the minimum number of channels required for a specific value of traffic in Erlangs is calculated and added in the plot using the recursive algorithm due to Dr. Brian Borchers of New Mexico Tech Mathematics Faculty.https://laboratoriosvirtuales.upv.es/eslabon/Erlang_B1Reig Pascual, JR. (2011). Minimum number of channels as a function of the offered traffic in Erlangs for a grade of service (G.O.S.) given with the Erlang-B distribution. http://hdl.handle.net/10251/929
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