Explicit Solutions of M-G-C- -N-Type Queuing Loops with Generalizations

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Developments in queuing theory since 1980 have relied upon a theorem advanced by Cox which involves what were later called RTL (rational Laplace transform) servers. The present paper extends previous work to consider a service center involving several RLT servers. Explicit steady-state solutions of M-G-C- -N-type loops depending on recursively-defined matrices are found. A recursive algorithm is developed for evaluating the properties of small and medium-sized systems. By letting the customer population go to infinity, a solution to the M-G-C open system may be found. Diagrams illustrate the M-G-2- -N queuing loop and an m-stage representation of a general server.

Algorithms, Algorithm, Queuing theory, Matrices (Mathematics), Mathematics of Computing, Matrices, Recursion, Loops

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The post-war decade: a gathering force

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Zane Grey, Teddy Roosevelt, the introduction of the Browning Automatic rifle, bowhunting, the wild West, the Scopes Monkey Trial, conservation efforts, Charles Lindbergh and other topics are discussed.

History, United States history, Outdoor Life (Periodical)

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Out with the old

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Economic predictions for 1992 that did not come true are discussed. The predictions related to stock exchanges, individual stocks, industry prospects and investment banking.

Economic forecasting

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