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Buffer Allocation in Queueing Networks with Finite CapacitiesIn this chapter we study the buffer allocation problem in queueing networks with finite capacities. We present some solution techniques proposed in the literature for queueing networks with arbitrary topology.

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The View from the Foreign Head Officemay wait in different queues in front of servers prior to start receiving services. Such complex service systems are often modeled using a network of queueing systems, referred to as a .. The topology of the network represents the flow of customers from one service station to another to meet their s

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The View from the Foreign Head Officeevaluation. Insensitivity and equivalence properties provide the basis for comparing the performance of system models with different parameters and with different blocking mechanisms. These results can be applied, for example, to study the impact of the blocking type on system performance, by consid

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The View from the Foreign Head Officetion 6.1 introduces the basic ideas of the approximate method proposed in the literature. Sections 6.2 and 6.3 present some approximate solution techniques for closed and open networks with blocking, respectively. Section 6.4 deals with bound approximation methods.