Titlebook: Information Technologies and Mathematical Modelling. Queueing Theory and Applications; 18th International C Alexander Dudin,Anatoly Nazarov

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On a Two-Server Queue with Consultation in Random Environment,ibutions. Duration of threshold clock and the consultation time for each factor are independent and mutually distributed exponential random variables. The stability condition is established. Some performance measures are studied numerically.

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1865-0929 ,?named after A.F. Terpugov, held in Saratov, Russia, in June 2019.?.The 25 full papers presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 72 submissions. The conference covers various aspects of information technologies, focusing on queueing theory, stochastic processes, Markov proc

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An Algorithmic Approach for the Analysis of Finite-Source M/GI/1 Retrial Queueing Systems with Colle is proposed. Several numerical examples and Figures show the effect of different input parameters on the main steady state performance measures, such as mean response and waiting time of the customers, probability of collision and retrials.

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Anatoly Nazarov,János Sztrik,Anna Kvach,Attila Kukirect effect on virus infectivity. Virus sensitization is a specific attachment of antibody to the virion without concomitant neutralization (N. et al., 1966; N., 1971). The resulting infectious virus-antibody complexes can be inactivated by homologous antiglobulin which is inactive against the virus

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Pavel Mikheev,Anastasiya Pichugina,Pavel Pristupa,Sergey Suschenkorect effect on virus infectivity. Virus sensitization is a specific attachment of antibody to the virion without concomitant neutralization (N. et al., 1966; N., 1971). The resulting infectious virus-antibody complexes can be inactivated by homologous antiglobulin which is inactive against the virus