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Theory of Stochastic Processes, 2018, Volume 23(39), Issue 2, Pages 75–79 (Mi thsp295)  
Modelling of the queuing system with an increasing demand intensity in the empty state

L. A. Votyakova, L. I. Nakonechna

Vinnitsia Mikhailo Kotsiubynskyi State Pedagogical University, Ostrozkogo St., 32, 21000, Vinnitsia, Ukraine
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Abstract: The article is dedicated to formation of the served demand flow restoration function and lost demand flow restoration function when the queuing system operates with an increasing demand intensity in the empty state. The paper shows the relation between the input flow and servicing.
Keywords: Queuing system, Markov chain, transition probabilities, exponent distribution.
Document Type: Article
MSC: 60J20
Language: English
Citation: L. A. Votyakova, L. I. Nakonechna, “Modelling of the queuing system with an increasing demand intensity in the empty state”, Theory Stoch. Process., 23(39):2 (2018), 75–79
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\paper Modelling of the queuing system with an increasing demand intensity in the empty state
\jour Theory Stoch. Process.
\yr 2018
\vol 23(39)
\issue 2
\pages 75--79
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