Search Results - subject:"Queuing theory."

Haviv, Moshe - 2013

Queueing theory (the mathematical theory of waiting lines in all its configurations) continues to be a standard major … sometimes will have an entire course devoted mainly or entirely to queueing theory, and the course is also taught in computer … science, electrical engineering, mathematics, and industrial engineering programs. The basic course in queueing theory is …

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Large deviations methods and the join-the-shortest-queue model

Ridder, Ad; Shwartz, Adam - 2005

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Large deviations without principle : join the shortest queue

Ridder, Ad; Shwartz, Adam - 2005

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On the optimal policy for deterministic and exponential polling systems

Gaujal, Bruno; Hordijk, Arie; Laan, Dinard van der - 2005

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Estimating process batch flow times in a two-stage stochastic flowshop with overlapping operations

Van Nieuwenhuyse, Inneke (contributor); … - 2005

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On Bribing and Balking in a Simple Queuing Model of Resource Allocation

Batabyal, Amitrajeet A. - 2005

We analyze two versions of a simple queuing model of resource allocation in which an impatient citizen of a transition economy or a developing country wishes to purchase a scarce good, namely, bread. In the first version of the model, our citizen must pay a bribe to obtain bread immediately from...

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Cost sharing in a job scheduling problem

Mishra, Debasis (contributor); … - 2005

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Minimizing the worst slowdown : off-line and on-line

Moulin, Hervé (contributor) - 2005

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Large deviations without principle : join the shortest queue

Ridder, Ad; Shwartz, Adam - 2005

We develop a methodology for studying large deviations type questions. Our approach does not require that the large deviations principle holds, and is thus applicable to a larg class of systems. We study a system of queues with exponential servers, which share an arrival stream. Arrivals are...

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Large deviations methods and the join-the-shortest-queue model

Ridder, Ad; Shwartz, Adam - 2005

We develop a methodology for studying ''large deviations type'' questions. Our approach does not require that the large deviations principle holds, and is thus applicable to a larg class of systems. We study a system of queues with exponential servers, which share an arrival stream. Arrivals are...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011343295