| Gordon, W.J. and Newell, G. F. 1967. Closed Queueing Networks with Exponential Servers. Operations Research, 15, 252-267. 46 |
....throughput time from average jobcount estimates. 10 Closed Network Models of the Generalized Jackson Type To clarify the relationship between the QNET method and previous work in queueing theory, let us consider a simple model of the type introduced by Jackson [26] and by Gordon and Newell [14] in their original treatment of closed networks. In their model one has a single job class served at each station (thus K = J) and jobs change station in Markovian fashion. That is, we are given a J Theta J stochastic matrix P = P ij ) and a job completing service at station i goes ....
Gordon, W. J. and Newell, G. F. Closed queueing networks with exponential servers. Operations Research 15, 244--265 (1967).
....1 INTRODUCTION 3 to two party connections only, and often only have unidirectional producer consumer relationships between the user tasks. The traffic relationships presented below are an extension of similar relationships in classical queuing networks (e.g. Jackson [4] Gordon and Newell [5]) and computer and communications performance models (e.g. Sauer and Chandy [6] However, task messages do not represent customers in a queuing network because messages are not conserved; a message arriving at a task may stimulate zero, one, or several further messages. In this aspect, messages ....
Gordon, W.J.; Newell, G.F.; "Closed Queueing Networks with Exponential Servers", Operations Research 15, pp. 244-265, 1967.
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