Note On the Busy Period in the Case of Infinite Means
Note On the Busy Period in the Case of Infinite Means
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:j^? ;tXi. :'£3'2 av^/C^jS . ;r{^ t^-J ^U ^.^iiViS!. Florid c-: -asvnoo oriar o:f bo. -i. Els'x \:ii. --GcI::i sasiciq . ■vsp. Taeup 'x9fi:fone -lol >. I-... -- HB 11, --fl: snois 9Qj\"S3R io'> tS'DJSqs Kiaso I; BSfl .^Jbs&qe fine • item arrives at before service on it has been completed, the server suffers a probability a of being disabled (absorbed). In the terminology of the moving queue, theorem 1 has the following formulation: THEOREM 2. Let G(x) be the distribution function of the distanc...e betvjeen adjacent elements and P(x) the service time distribution. Let p(b) denote the probability of serving in- finitely many members of the assembly line, if service on the first elements begins v/hen it is b units av;ay from the barrier.
If a > 0, |Xp = |j.^ = 00, and lim sup Q(s) > 0, then p(b) = for s ^ o all b > 0.
, ( ; ;')iiJ;g5i:f la jo ^ ■ . , ■■', 8 31bliop;raphy [l] Hanisch, H. And Hlrsch, V/. M. , Properties of a transient queue, Comm. On Pure and Applied Mathematics, No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
:j^? ;tXi. :'£3'2 av^/C^jS . ;r{^ t^-J ^U ^.^iiViS!. Florid c-: -asvnoo oriar o:f bo. -i. Els'x \:ii. --GcI::i sasiciq . ■vsp. Taeup 'x9fi:fone -lol >. I-... -- HB 11, --fl: snois 9Qj\"S3R io'> tS'DJSqs Kiaso I; BSfl .^Jbs&qe fine • item arrives at before service on it has been completed, the server suffers a probability a of being disabled (absorbed). In the terminology of the moving queue, theorem 1 has the following formulation: THEOREM 2. Let G(x) be the distribution function of the distanc...e betvjeen adjacent elements and P(x) the service time distribution. Let p(b) denote the probability of serving in- finitely many members of the assembly line, if service on the first elements begins v/hen it is b units av;ay from the barrier.
If a > 0, |Xp = |j.^ = 00, and lim sup Q(s) > 0, then p(b) = for s ^ o all b > 0.
, ( ; ;')iiJ;g5i:f la jo ^ ■ . , ■■', 8 31bliop;raphy [l] Hanisch, H. And Hlrsch, V/. M. , Properties of a transient queue, Comm. On Pure and Applied Mathematics, No.
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