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Subject: Queueing Theory
Category: Science > Math
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Posted: 05 Oct 2003 14:30 PDT
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Question ID: 262922
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Subject: Re: Queueing Theory
From: ashishgupta-ga on 07 Oct 2003 09:51 PDT
 
For raw =1, it means that arrival rate, lambda, and departure rate,
mu, both are equal. So rate of 'filling' of queue is same as rate of
'emptying' of queue. For N capacity queue, it means that person coming
after first N person will not be allowed to join a queue. That is one
in N+1 person will not be able to join the queue. Under uniform and
steady state condition, blocking probability will be 1 over (N+1) for
this special case of raw=1.

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