2020
DOI: 10.1080/01966324.2020.1842271
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Analysis and Performance Evaluation of Markovian Feedback Multi-Server Queueing Model with Vacation and Impatience

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“…where Next, by multiplying (15) and 16 19, so z = 1 must be the root of the numerator of the right hand side of equation (19). Thus, we get where This implies…”
Section: The Equilibrium State Distributionmentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…where Next, by multiplying (15) and 16 19, so z = 1 must be the root of the numerator of the right hand side of equation (19). Thus, we get where This implies…”
Section: The Equilibrium State Distributionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Using repeatedly equation 23, we obtain Substituting equations (22) and (24) into (19) and 20, respectively, we get and From equations (25)-(26), we find the expression of the probability generating function G j (z), for j = 0, K − 1 in terms of P 0,0 , and from equation 22, we have P 0,K in terms of P 0,0 . While P 0,j in terms of P 0,0 is given in equation (24).…”
Section: The Equilibrium State Distributionmentioning
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“…Multi-server ensures that maximum entity disposed of with service (Bedewy et al, 2016). An empty system indicates that the idle time of the servers is high (Bouchentouf et al, 2021) and a short queue length is the result of large inter-arrival times (Kempa and Kurzyk, 2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, it has generated a fundamental results with extensive bibliographical references on this area (cf. Zhang et al [41], Altman and Yechaili [2,3], Ke [16], Ke et al [17], Adan et al [1], Yue et al [37], Ammar [4], Laxmi and Rajesh [33], Bouchentouf et al [9,10], and Kumar [20]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%