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This paper presents a numerical method for the server occupancies when there are Markov Modulated Poisson arrivals of arbitrary order at a stationary queue for which the service times are given by

This paper considers the problem of paging under the assumption that the sequence of pages accessed is generated by a Markov chain. We use this model to study the fault-rate of paging algorithms.

A class of Markov stochastic processes xt , suitable as models for random traffic in connecting networks with blocked calls cleared, is described and analyzed.

This paper is concerned with a bivariate Markov Process {X sub t, N sub {t}; t >= 0} with a special structure.

In this paper we analyze a model of a regular tree loss network that supports two types of calls -- unicast calls that require unit capacity on a single link, and multicast calls that require unit

A hierachical view of fault-tolerant distributed computers is presented, viewing a distributed computing system as composed of interconnected, interacting, functional modules.

In packet-switched communication networks information generation is bursty, resulting in traffic at multiplexers, switches and transmission channels which fluctuates randomly, often with a high cor

Motivated by an application in wireless random-access networks, we study a class of polling systems with Markovian routing, in which the server visits the queues in an order governed by a discrete-

A method for optimizing the electron optics of the SCALPEL exposure tool is described. The method uses the SCALPEL mark detection method with a grating mark as an aerial image monitor.

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