In this paper we review three topics in queueing network theory: queue length processes,
sojourn times, and flow processes. In the discussion of the queue length processes we …

In this article e-leaming traffic which is served by system on the hyper convergent platform is
considered. It was done the analysis of the known methods of determine the degree of …

For link packet loss rate, delay and throughput etc. QoS performance analysis in wireless
communication systems, queuing analysis based on measuring or estimating models for …

This interim report provides an overview of results on source characterization obtained in the
COST 257 Action on” Impacts of New Services on the Architecture and Performance of …

A system of multiple primary queues with finite waiting rooms, where blocked jobs are
allowed to overflow onto a common secondary queue, also with finite waiting room, is …

In circuit-switched networks call streams are characterized by their mean and peakedness
(two-moment method). The GI/M/C/0 system is used to model a single link, where the GI …

A study is made of various traffic processes associated with Markovian queuing systems,
and the moments of the traffic processes are analyzed. The purpose of the study is to …

The bursty nature of traffic over many time scales is one of the most challenging
characteristics of high speed networks. In this paper we deal with the generalized …

In teletraffic engineering one commonly uses as a second order characterization of traffic its
peakedness factor, which is defined as the variance-to-mean ratio for the trunk occupancy …

The problem studied here concerns the modeling of call blocking in telephone networks.
From the usual assumptions such as exponential arrivals and holding time, lost call cleared …