A Short Introduction to Queueing Theory
This document covers the most important queueing systems with a single service center. Only some basics are mentioned for queueing networks.
Tag(s): Operations Research
Publication date: 21 Jul 1999
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Paperback: 42 pages
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A Short Introduction to Queueing Theory
About The Author(s)
Andreas Willig is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. His main research interest is in the design and performance evaluation of architectures and protocols for packet-oriented networks, especially in the areas of wireless networks, wireless sensor networks and body area networks, urban networks, smart cities, and (wireless) real-time and embedded networks.
Andreas Willig is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. His main research interest is in the design and performance evaluation of architectures and protocols for packet-oriented networks, especially in the areas of wireless networks, wireless sensor networks and body area networks, urban networks, smart cities, and (wireless) real-time and embedded networks.