Introduction to queueing theory (2nd ed)
Introduction to queueing theory (2nd ed)
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The unreliable queuing system was studied in both the nonstationary and stationary modes. It was assumed that a Poisson flow of customers arrives to the system; the times of customer servicing and restoration of the server (servicing system) are random variables with arbitrary distributions; the flow of stable failures makes up the restoration process; the interfailure intervals are distributed hyperexponentially; and the waiting and sojourn times as well as the queue length are not limited.