A Queueing Process With An Absorbing State
A Queueing Process With An Absorbing State
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The variance is calculated by a second differentiation. For P d oo is re- vealed by making the transformation t = r^e""", i = 1, 2 ♦ Then (30) becomes . ' ■' f 1 •, t--av 27 1 00 n J- OO V J; l'_i 1 OO i k-1 VrX«''""""li-^'"l 1^1-2^'"!
-PpS I au» Let k4 a F^(u) = U-e-^l 2|r r^e-^l ^ and 1 GO f^(n) = vl 2 Je-^^-^)V(u)du, where 1 = 1, 2, and j = j(l) = _ A 2 if i = 1 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The variance is calculated by a second differentiation. For P d oo is re- vealed by making the transformation t = r^e""", i = 1, 2 ♦ Then (30) becomes . ' ■' f 1 •, t--av 27 1 00 n J- OO V J; l'_i 1 OO i k-1 VrX«''""""li-^'"l 1^1-2^'"!
-PpS I au» Let k4 a F^(u) = U-e-^l 2|r r^e-^l ^ and 1 GO f^(n) = vl 2 Je-^^-^)V(u)du, where 1 = 1, 2, and j = j(l) = _ A 2 if i = 1 .
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