D. R. Cox

Queues (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This is a classic book on Queues. First published in 1961 it is clearly and concisely introduces the theory of queueing systems and is still just as relevant today. The monograph is aimed at both students and operational research workers concerned with the practical investigations of queueing, although almost every statistician will find its contents of interest.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 192
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. November 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000154450
• Artikelnr.: 60584455

Autorenporträt

Imperial College University of London. University of North Carolina.

Inhaltsangabe

I. Introduction page
I. Some examples
2. The aims of an investigation of congestion
3. The arrival pattern
4. The service mechanism
5. The queue
discipline
6. The measurement of congestion
7. The investigation of queueing systems
8. The modification of queueing systems
II. Some simple queues with random arrivals
1. Introduction
2. Statistical equilibrium
3. Single
server queue with random arrivals and exponential service
times
4. Arrival rates and service
times dependent on queue size
5. Further remarks on equilibrium conditions
6. Single
server queue with random arrivals and general distribution of service
times
7. The busy
period distribution
III. More about simple queues
1. Non
equilibrium theory
2. Queues with many servers
3. Queues with priorities
IV. Machine Interference
l. Statement of problem
2. The simplest probability model
3. Some complications
V. More specialized topics
I. Introduction
2. The method of stages
3. The integral equation of a single
server queue
4. Simulation and Monte Carlo methods
5. Series of queues
6. The busy
period distribution
Appendixes
I. Bibliographical notes
I I. Exercises and further results
III. Notes on the theory of probability and Laplace
Stieltjes transforms
Author Index
Subject Index.