Publication: Numerical calculation of the stationary distribution of the main multiserver retrial queue
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2002
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Pozo Juan, Mónica del
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We are concerned with the main multiserver retrial queue of M/M/c type with exponential repeated attempts. It is known that an analytical solution of this queueing model is difficult and does not lead to numerical implementation. Based on appropriate understanding of the physical behavior, an efficient and numerically stable algorithm for computing the stationary distribution of the system state is developed. Numerical calculations are done to compare our approach with the existing approximations.
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10th Biannual Latin-Ibero-American Conference on Operations Research and Systems (CLAIO. SEP 04-08, 2000. Mexico City, Mexico
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