We study the stationary solution of a (max,plus)-linear recursion. Under subexponentiality assumptions on the input to the recursion, we obtain the tail asymptotics of certain (max, plus)-linear functionals of this solution. (Max, plus)-linear recursions arise from FIFO queueing networks; more specifically, from stochastic event graphs. In the event graph setting, two special cases of our results are of particular interest and have already been investigated in the literature. First, the functional may correspond to the end-to-end sojourn time of a customer. Second, for two queues in tandem, the functional may correspond to the sojourn time in the second queue. Our results allow for more general networks, which we llustrate by studying the t...
[[abstract]]Considers stochastic linear systems under the max-plus algebra. For such a system, the s...
The (max,+)-algebra has been successfully applied to many areas of queueing theory, like stability a...
Abstract—We study the asymptotics of the stationary sojourn time Z of a “typical customer” in a tand...
We consider a closed fork and join queueing network where several lines feed a single as-sembly stat...
We calculate the exact tail asymptotics of stationary response times for open stochastic event graph...
tic analysis of algorithms Exponential tail bounds are derived for solutions of max-recursive equati...
Asymptotics are a major domain of interest in stochastic modelling as low-probability events are har...
We investigate the tail behaviour of the steady-state distribution of a stochastic recursion that ge...
In this paper, we refine the calculus proposed in [5, 8, 91. The new calculus, including network ope...
A network belongs to the monotone separable class if its state variables are homogeneous and monoton...
For a general class of closed feedforward fork and join queueing networks, we derive the tail asympt...
In this paper, we re ne the calculus proposed in [5, 8, 9]. The new calculus, including network ope...
Branching processes can describe the dynamics of various queueing systems, peer-to-peer systems, del...
[[abstract]]n this paper, we refine the calculus proposed previously by Chang et al. (1994). The new...
Polynomial bounds and tail estimates are derived for additive random recursive sequences, which typi...
[[abstract]]Considers stochastic linear systems under the max-plus algebra. For such a system, the s...
The (max,+)-algebra has been successfully applied to many areas of queueing theory, like stability a...
Abstract—We study the asymptotics of the stationary sojourn time Z of a “typical customer” in a tand...
We consider a closed fork and join queueing network where several lines feed a single as-sembly stat...
We calculate the exact tail asymptotics of stationary response times for open stochastic event graph...
tic analysis of algorithms Exponential tail bounds are derived for solutions of max-recursive equati...
Asymptotics are a major domain of interest in stochastic modelling as low-probability events are har...
We investigate the tail behaviour of the steady-state distribution of a stochastic recursion that ge...
In this paper, we refine the calculus proposed in [5, 8, 91. The new calculus, including network ope...
A network belongs to the monotone separable class if its state variables are homogeneous and monoton...
For a general class of closed feedforward fork and join queueing networks, we derive the tail asympt...
In this paper, we re ne the calculus proposed in [5, 8, 9]. The new calculus, including network ope...
Branching processes can describe the dynamics of various queueing systems, peer-to-peer systems, del...
[[abstract]]n this paper, we refine the calculus proposed previously by Chang et al. (1994). The new...
Polynomial bounds and tail estimates are derived for additive random recursive sequences, which typi...
[[abstract]]Considers stochastic linear systems under the max-plus algebra. For such a system, the s...
The (max,+)-algebra has been successfully applied to many areas of queueing theory, like stability a...
Abstract—We study the asymptotics of the stationary sojourn time Z of a “typical customer” in a tand...