Properties of a Transient Queue
Properties of a Transient Queue
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In (3) > setting a = 1, and taking Laplace transforms, vie obtain by the same argument used to derive (15) (46) qj^(s) = F(s)j^_^g^^_-^(x)dG(x) -;- R(s), k > 1.
From (45), (46), and the finiteness of f it follows inductively that (47) / ^q, {x)dx 0. Jp^+ k - : :' 1 which is indispensible to the rest of the argument. Defining it is obvious that (i) ■ j^(x) 1g j^(x') if X , i by *~ i t and S, K — X S 3 K — ± G by the left-continuous function G ) vje obtain rJ rO (^8) q^(s) = -F(s)/ ^G (x)d ...'^s^, ^_i(-) + R(s) = -F(s)(-q^^ . (s) H- f, T'"'(x)d*:, . (x)) -;- R(s), K-X '-' R"'" S;iV-J.
* -X- v;here we recall that T = 1-G, By the same argument used to derive (20) from (19) it follows from (^!8) that (49) \(s) = P(s)[q;^_-L(s)^-j T(x)(s*g^j^_^(x)-qj^_^(x))dx] -;- R ( s ) .
To evaluate the asymptotic behavior of (^9) as s>l'0, we note that /, T(x)s0^, T(x)dx
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In (3) > setting a = 1, and taking Laplace transforms, vie obtain by the same argument used to derive (15) (46) qj^(s) = F(s)j^_^
From (45), (46), and the finiteness of f it follows inductively that (47) / ^q, {x)dx 0. Jp^+ k - : :' 1 which is indispensible to the rest of the argument. Defining it is obvious that (i) ■ j^(x) 1
* -X- v;here we recall that T = 1-G, By the same argument used to derive (20) from (19) it follows from (^!8) that (49) \(s) = P(s)[q;^_-L(s)^-j T(x)(s*g^j^_^(x)-qj^_^(x))dx] -;- R ( s ) .
To evaluate the asymptotic behavior of (^9) as s>l'0, we note that /, T(x)s0^, T(x)dx
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