Analysis of Finite Source Queueing System with Catastrophe
Keywords:
Finite source queue, Catastrophe, Steady state probabilities, Continued fraction method, performance measuresAbstract
In this paper, we are analyzing the finite source queueing system with catastrophe. This model is completely solved by using continued fraction method. We have calculated the compact solutions of steady state probabilities of number of occupants in the system and various system performance measures. Analytical and pictorial studies are also carried out
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