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We study a tandem queueing system with K servers and no waiting space in between. A customer needs service from one server but can leave the system only if all down-stream servers are unoccupied. Such a system is often observed in toll collection during rush hours in transportation networks, and...
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In this article, a semi-discrete method for solving a class of generalized Schrödinger-type equations is presented. By discretization of the spatial variables, the initial-boundary value problem for partial differential equations can be reduced to the initial value problem for ordinary...
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Several useful point processes such as the Markovian arrival process, the input and departure processes of finite-capacity Markovian queues, and various models for counters and biological phenomena are obtained by considering Markov chains with marked transitions. This point of view yields many...
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Ambulance offload delays are a growing concern for health care providers in many countries. Offload delays occur when ambulance paramedics arriving at a hospital Emergency Department (ED) cannot transfer patient care to staff in the ED immediately. This is typically caused by overcrowding in the...
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Based on cluster analysis, a novel method is introduced in this paper to generate multistage scenarios. A linear programming model is proposed to exclude the arbitrage opportunity by appending a scenario to the generated scenario set. By means of a cited stochastic linear goal programming...
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We study financial market incompleteness induced by discontinuities in asset returns. When there are multiple outcomes for a discontinuity, it is shown that this incompleteness cannot be removed by the introduction of extra securities. Claims cannot be hedged and are thereby not uniquely priced...
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We consider a single-period distribution system with one supplier and two retailers. The supplier may have infinite or finite capacity. The demand at each retailer is random. When a stockout occurs at one retailer the customer may go to the other retailer. We study both the decentralized and...
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