
Queueing Theory
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- Intro
- Foreword
- Introduction
- 1 Probabilistic apparatus of the queueing theory
- 1.1 Characteristic transformations
- 1.2 Exponential and Poisson distributions
- 1.3 Renewal processes. Regenerative processes
- 1.4 Markov chains
- 1.5 Markov processes with discrete state set
- 1.6 Semi-Markov, linearwise, and piecewise-linear processes
- 1.7 Kronecker matrix product
- 2 Defining parameters of queueing systems
- 2.1 Input flow
- 2.2 System structure
- 2.3 Customer service times
- 2.4 Service discipline
- 2.5 Performance indices of a queueing system
- 2.6 Classification of queueing systems
- 2.7 Queueing networks
- 2.8 Properties of distributions for some types of recurrent input flows and service times
- 3 Elementary Markov models
- 3.1 M/M/l/8 system
- 3.2 M/M/n/r system
- 3.3 M/M/l/8 system with 'impatient' customers
- 3.4 System with a finite number of sources
- 3.5 M[X]/M/l/8 system with batch arrivals
- 3.6 M/Em/l/8 system
- 3.7 M/M/l/0 system with retrial queue
- 4 Markov systems: algorithmic methods of analysis
- 4.1 M/Hm/l/r and Hl/M/l/r systems
- 4.2 M2/M/n/r system with non-preemptive priority
- 4.3 M/PH/l/r and PH/M/l/r systems
- 4.4 M/PH/l/r system with server vacations and flow dependent on the queue state
- 4.5 PH/PH/l/r system
- 4.6 Markov systems described by generalised birth-and-death process
- 5 M/G/l/8 system: investigation methods
- 5.1 Embedded Markov chain
- 5.2 Virtual waiting time
- 5.3 Residual service time
- 5.4 Elapsed waiting time
- 5.5 Use of renewal processes
- 6 Other simple non-Markov models
- 6.1 M/G/8 system
- 6.2 G/G/8 system
- 6.3 M/D/n/8 system
- 6.4 G/M/l/8 system
- 6.5 M/G/l/r system
- 6.6 M/G/n/0 system
- 7 MAP/G/l/r system
- 7.1 Embedded Markov chain: FCFS discipline
- 7.2 Supplementary variables: FCFS discipline
- 7.3 LCFS discipline
- 7.4 Matrix exponential moments
- 8 MAP/G/l/8 system
- 8.1 Embedded Markov chain
- 8.2 Virtual waiting time
- 8.3 Supplementary variables: FCFS discipline
- 8.4 LCFS discipline
- 9 MAP/G/l/r system: generalisation
- 9.1 BMAP/SM/l/r system
- 9.2 MAP/G2/l/r system with preemptive priority
- 9.3 MAP/G2/l/r system with non-preemptive priority
- 9.4 MAP/G/l/r retrial system
- 9.5 MAP/G/l/8 system withforeground-background processor sharing discipline
- 9.6 MAP/G/l/r system with LCFS discipline and bounded total volume of customers
- 9.7 G/MSP/l/r system
- 10 Queueing networks
- 10.1 Network classes
- 10.2 Open exponential networks
- 10.3 Closed exponential networks
- Bibliography
- Index
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