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Simple bounds for closed queueing networks

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Consider a closed Jackson type network in which each queue has a single exponential server. Assume that N customers are moving among k queues. We establish simple closed form bounds on the network throughput (both lower and upper), which are sharper than those that are currently available. Numerical evaluation indicates that the improvements are significant.

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Harel, A., Namn, S. & Sturm, J. Simple bounds for closed queueing networks. Queueing Systems 31, 125–135 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019102112869

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