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A Fluid Flow Model of Networks of Queues

Management Science, 1983
This paper describes a new technique for modeling flow through a network of queues. The advantages of this method over many discrete event simulations or queueing theory techniques include simplicity, low cost and portability. The paper describes the kinds of processes to which the technique can be applied, and the characteristics of the process that ...
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A fluid model for layered queueing networks

IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2013
Layered queueing networks are a useful tool for the performance modeling and prediction of software systems that exhibit complex characteristics such as multiple tiers of service, fork/join interactions, and asynchronous communication. These features generally result in nonproduct form behavior for which particularly efficient approximations based on ...
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Modelling bursty flows with fluid queues

2014
Many modern systems must deal with bursty traffic, from computer systems subject to jobs arriving in clusters to devices with an intermittent energy supply such as those powered by renewable sources. As computer systems become ever more commonplace, and renewable energy targets make unreliable power ubiquitous, an important part of system design will ...
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Fluid Queues Driven by State Dependent Queues

Conference Proceedings on 3rd Annual International Conference on Operations Research and Statistics, 2013
K.V. Vijayashree, A. Anjuka
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Algorithms for Time-Varying Networks of Many-Server Fluid Queues

INFORMS Journal on Computing, 2014
Yunan Liu, Ward Whitt
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Fluid Flow Models and Queues—A Connection by Stochastic Coupling

Stochastic Models, 2003
Soohan Ahn, V Rámaswámí
exaly  

Solving Multi-Regime Feedback Fluid Queues

Stochastic Models, 2008
Nail Akar
exaly  

Matrix-analytic methods for fluid queues with finite buffers

Performance Evaluation, 2006
Guy Latouche
exaly  

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