STABILITY OF RETRIAL QUEUЕING SYSTEM M/D/1 WITH LOSSES
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.47.10435Keywords:
Call, retrial queueing system, stability, queueing system, waiting timeAbstract
A stability condition is derived for a retrial queueing system with a Poisson input withparameter and constant service time. If the virtual waiting time is less than a constant a, thenthe call can be serviced; otherwise, it is repeated in exponentially distributed time or is lost with aprobability q. The notion of system stability is defined. Two theorems are proved, defined theconditions for stability of systemReferences
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