On teleprocessing system design: part IV an analysis of auxiliary-storage activity

Authors:
P. H. Seaman;R. A. Lind;T. L. Wilson
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IBM Systems Journal
Year:
1966

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Abstract

For analytical purposes, a teleprocessing system can be characterized as a digital computer with unscheduled inputs from a number of remote points. In the design of such a system, various queuing problems arise as a consequence of the unscheduled inputs, ...