A new stage in mathematical teletraffic theory

Authors:
G. P. Basharin;K. E. Samouylov;N. V. Yarkina;I. A. Gudkova
Affiliations:
Peoples Friendship University, Moscow, Russia;Peoples Friendship University, Moscow, Russia;Peoples Friendship University, Moscow, Russia;Peoples Friendship University, Moscow, Russia
Venue:
Automation and Remote Control
Year:
2009

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Abstract

History of the development of theory of queues and mathematical teletraffic theory achieved at the MSU and PFUR are outlined. Basic theorems and algorithms for calculation of probability measures for multiservice loss networks with unicast connections, multicast connections, as well as with both types of connections are presented. A Triple Play network analysis is determined to be the key task for the future.