Big Queues (Lecture Notes in Mathematics)
by Ayalvadi Ganesh, Neil O'Connell, and Damon Wischik
Big Queues aims to give a simple and elegant account of how large deviations theory can be applied to queueing problems. Large deviations theory is a collection of powerful results and general techniques for studying rare events, and has been applied to queueing problems in a variety of ways. The strengths of large deviations theory are these: it is powerful enough that one can answer many questions which are hard to answer otherwise, and it is general enough that one can draw broad conclusions without relying on special case calculations.
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Big Queues (Lecture Notes in Mathematics)
April 14, 2004, Springer
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3540209123 9783540209126
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"The study of queueing models is an appealing part of applied mathematics because queues are familiar and intuitive- -we face queues nearly every day and because they can be used to model many different systems."
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