A discrete-time retrial queue with multiplicative repeated attempts

Abstract

The repeated attempts have been always made individually by each unsatisfied customer in discrete-time retrial queues. However, the time between two consecutive repeated requests can be independent of the number of customers applying for service. This paper considers a new retrial discipline, that we call multiplicative, which extends both types of repeated attempts.

A Discrete Time Retrial Inventory System With D-Map Demands

“…Inventory models have been considered under continuous review as well as periodic review. In the recent past discrete time models have started receiving attention of researchers in the areas of queueing and telecommunications [2], [5], [1], [6], [3]. In discrete time setting, it is assumed that the time axis is calibrated into epochs by small units and that all the events are deemed to occur only at these epochs.…”