Special Issue "Queueing Theory and Network Applications"
A special issue of Axioms (ISSN 2075-1680).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 October 2022 | Viewed by 828
Special Issue Editor
Interests: queueing theory; simulation; software engineering
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Queueing theory today plays an important role in the development of the most modern communication technologies. Devices and technologies have made very great progress, but their further advancement in many areas has reached its limit in the physical or cost sense, or close to this limit. Mathematics in general and queueing theory in particular can help solve a number of problems by analyzing, identifying bottlenecks and optimizing existing technologies and approaches.
In this Special Issue, we propose to collect articles devoted primarily to solving practical modern problems using queueing theory. These can be problems related to technology, social or economic problems, or problems in any other areas. Of course, we invite publications and papers in pure queueing theory too, because they can serve as a basis for future applied research.
Dr. Alexander Moiseev
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- queueing theory
- networks
- telecommunications
- control and reliability in queues
- applied probability
- stochastic processes
- simulations
Planned Papers
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Title: Asymptotic Diffusion Analysis of Retrial Queueing System M/M/1 with Impatient Customers, Collisions and Unreliable Server
Authors: Danilyuk, E.; Plekhanov, A.; Moiseeva, S.; Sztrik, J.
Affiliation: Department of Informatics and Networks, Faculty of Informatics, University of Debrecen, Egyetem tér 1, 4032 Debrecen, Hungary
Abstract: In the paper the retrial queueing system of M/M/1 type with Poisson flow of arrivals, impatient customers, collisions and unreliable service device is considered. To make the problem more realistic and hence to be more complicated we include breakdowns and repairs of the service into the research. Retrial time of customers in the orbit, service time, impatience time of customers in the orbit, server's lifetime (depending on whether it is idle or busy) and server recovery time are supposed to exponentially distributed. The problem of finding the probability distribution of the number of customers in orbit by the method of asymptotic diffusion analysis is solved under the condition of a heavy load of the system and long time patience of customers in the orbit. Numerical results are presented that demonstrate the scope of the obtained theoretical conclusions, and a comparative analysis of the method of asymptotic analysis and the method of asymptotic diffusion analysis for the considered problem is given.