A paradox of congestion in a queuing network
In an uncongested transportation network, adding routes and capacity to an existing network
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
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JE COHEN, FP KELLY - J. Appl. Prob, 1990 - lab.rockefeller.edu
In an uncongested transportation network, adding routes and capacity to an existing network
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
A paradox of congestion in a queuing network
JE Cohen, FP Kelly - Journal of Applied Probability, 1990 - cambridge.org
In an uncongested transportation network, adding routes and capacity to an existing network
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
A paradox of congestion in a queuing network
JE Cohen, FP Kelly - Journal of Applied Probability, 1990 - cir.nii.ac.jp
抄録< jats: p> In an uncongested transportation network, adding routes and capacity to an
existing network must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require …
existing network must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require …
A Paradox of Congestion in a Queuing Network
JE Cohen, FP Kelly - Journal of Applied Probability, 1990 - JSTOR
In an uncongested transportation network, adding routes and capacity to an existing network
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
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[PDF][PDF] A PARADOX OF CONGESTION IN A QUEUING NETWORK
JE COHEN, FP KELLY - J. Appl. Prob, 1990 - lab.rockefeller.edu
In an uncongested transportation network, adding routes and capacity to an existing network
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require to travel through …
A paradox of congestion in a queuing network
JE Cohen, FP Kelly - Journal of Applied Probability, 1990 - cir.nii.ac.jp
抄録< jats: p> In an uncongested transportation network, adding routes and capacity to an
existing network must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require …
existing network must decrease, or at worst not change, the average time individuals require …