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Queuing Theory Form

This paper presents the fundamental models of queuing theory, including key notations, parameters, and probabilities for four types of queuing systems. Defines the Poisson and exponential distributions used and explains the birth and death process to model systems with finite capacity.
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Queuing Theory Form

This paper presents the fundamental models of queuing theory, including key notations, parameters, and probabilities for four types of queuing systems. Defines the Poisson and exponential distributions used and explains the birth and death process to model systems with finite capacity.
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QUEUEING THEORY FORM

λ: Average customer arrivals K: Number of population


µ: Average service of a customer C: System space capacity
S: Number of servers
MODEL MODEL MODEL MODEL
NOMENCLATURE M/M/1/FIFO/∞/∞ M/M/S/FIFO/∞/∞ (Finite source) M/M/S/DG /C /∞
M/M/S/DG /K /K

ρ: Time spent occupied λ λ ρ=1−P0 λ


average the system ρ= ρ= ρ=
µ sµ µ

[ ]
P 0 : Average idle time of the P0=1−ρ s s s−1 n −1 1 1− ρ
s ρ ( sρ ) P 0= P 0=
System P 0= +∑ k
1− ρ
c+1
s ! (1−ρ) n =0 n! 1+ ∑ C n
n=1

{ } { }
P n : Probability that n customers are
in the system ( sρ )n P0 C
ρ (1− ρ)
; si 0<n< s C+1
; si ρ≠ 1
Pn=(1− ρ) ρ
n
P n= n ! n=0 , 1 ,2 , 3 , … Pn=C n P 0 Pn= 1− ρ
s n
s ρ 1
¿ P ; si n ≥ s ¿ ; si ρ=1
s! 0 C +1

{ }
L: On average the number of clients ρ L=λ W µ ρ [ 1−( C+1 ) ρ +C ρ ]
C C+1
in the system L= L=K − (1−P0 )
1−ρ λ ; si ρ≠ 1
L= ( 1− ρ ) ( 1−ρ ) C+1

C
¿ ; si ρ=1
2

L q : Average number of customers in the ρ


2
S ρ
S S +1
P0 λ+ µ Lq=L−(1−P0)
queue Lq = Lq = Lq=K − (1−P0 )
1− ρ S !(1−ρ)
2 λ

W: Average time spent in 1 1 W =L[( K−L) λ]


−1
1
the system W= W =W q + W =W q +
µ− λ µ µ
W q : Average waiting time in the ρ Lq W q=Lq [(K −L) λ ]
−1
Lq
line W q= W q= W q=
µ−λ λ λef
λ ef : Effective arrivals λ ef =λ( K −L) λ ef =λ(1−PC )

BIRTH AND DEATH PROCESS


λ 0 λ 1 λ 2 … .. λ n 1 Pn=C n P 0
C n= P 0= k
µ0 µ1 µ2 … .. µn
1+ ∑ C n
n=1
∞ ∞ ∞
L=∑ n P n Lq=∑ (n−S)Pn λ ef =∑ λn Pn
n=0 n=s n=0

- Poisson Distribution - Exponential Distribution


n
( λt ) − λt −µt
P n= e P ( T ≤ t ) =1−e
n!
P n: Probability of n arrivals in T time period

- Probability that a customer spends more than t units - Probability that an arriving customer spends more than t
of time in the system units of time in the queue

−t / W
W ( t )=e
−t / W
W q ( t )=ρ e

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