Ordering Tandem Queues in Heavy Traffic
Ordering Tandem Queues in Heavy Traffic
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We now derive the optimal order of servers in the special case where one server has exponential service times with mean yi~^ and the other server has a general service time distribution G. Let G*{ii) be the Laplace transform of the general distribution and let the general service times have mean 7"^ and squared coefficient of variation c^. A similar theorem in light traffic was proved by Greenberg and Wolff (1987).
Proposition 3. Expected customer sojourn time is minimized by putting a general ...server in front of an exponentiai server if and only if Proof. As in Greenberg and Wolff, let system A be a tandem queueing system with Poisson arrivals, where the first server has exponential service times and the second server has general service times. Let system B be a queueing system with the servers in the opposite order. Let the exponential service times be denoted by X and the general service times by S. Then the expected sojourn time at the second server in system A is the same 85 the expected sojourn time at the first server in system B, since both servers receive Poisson arrivals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We now derive the optimal order of servers in the special case where one server has exponential service times with mean yi~^ and the other server has a general service time distribution G. Let G*{ii) be the Laplace transform of the general distribution and let the general service times have mean 7"^ and squared coefficient of variation c^. A similar theorem in light traffic was proved by Greenberg and Wolff (1987).
Proposition 3. Expected customer sojourn time is minimized by putting a general ...server in front of an exponentiai server if and only if Proof. As in Greenberg and Wolff, let system A be a tandem queueing system with Poisson arrivals, where the first server has exponential service times and the second server has general service times. Let system B be a queueing system with the servers in the opposite order. Let the exponential service times be denoted by X and the general service times by S. Then the expected sojourn time at the second server in system A is the same 85 the expected sojourn time at the first server in system B, since both servers receive Poisson arrivals.
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