SOME RESULTS FOR INFINITE SERVER POISSON QUEUES

Abstract

A generalization of the M/G/infinity queueing system with batch arrivals to one with time dependent arrival rates, service times, and batch size distributions is considered. It is shown that both W(t), the number of people being served at t, and S(t), the number of people who have completed service by t, are distributed as compound Poisson laws. The distributions of the traffic time average (the integral from 0 to T of the quantity W(t)dt)/T and the occupation time 0(t) (the amount of time past t until the system becomes empty, under the assumption that no new customers are served after t) are also derived. The limiting proportion of busy time and the asymptotic behavior of the traffic time average are also discussed in the time homogeneous case.

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Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Sep 01, 1968
Accession Number
AD0676893

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  • Mark O. Brown
  • Sheldon M. Ross

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  • University of California, Berkeley

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