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Generalization of Formulas for Queue Length Moments under Nonordinary Poissonian Arrivals for Batch Queues in Telecommunication Systems

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We propose an approach for generalization of formulas previously obtained by the authors for the first and second queue length moments in a queueing system with a nonordinary Poissonian arrival flow, single server, and constant service time to the case of a variable service time. The service time is assumed to be a random variable with a finite set of values. This model is adequate for a vast class of batch transmission systems, since the batch transmission time in real-world systems can take only finitely many values.

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Lichtzinder, B.Y., Privalov, A.Y. Generalization of Formulas for Queue Length Moments under Nonordinary Poissonian Arrivals for Batch Queues in Telecommunication Systems. Probl Inf Transm 59, 243–248 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1134/S003294602304004X

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