departure process of M/M/c/c
From: ZHANG Yan (buaanupt_at_sina.com)
Date: 06/11/04
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Date: 10 Jun 2004 18:43:04 -0700
For the classical erlang loss queueing system M/M/c/c, where
the first 'M': the Possion arrival process;
the second 'M': the exponential service time;
the first 'c': the number of servers
the second 'c': no buffer.
1. I need to know the departure process of this system.How to model
the departure process? Poisson or IPP or MMPP or other
process?
2. If the system becomes M/G/c/c where 'G' represents the general
service time. Then, how to model the departure process?
I have checked a lot of books and papers and surprisingly to find that
no conclusion can find. Plz give some suggestions or keyworks. Many
thanks in advance.
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