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Recently complex function techniques have been developed for the analysis of queueing systems which need for their modelling a two dimensional state space. A variety of computer- and communication networks gives rise to such two-dimensional queueing systems and their analysis is needed for the performance evaluation of these aggregates. The present study reviews these developments

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Cohen, J.W. Boundary value problems in queueing theory. Queueing Syst 3, 97–128 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01189045

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