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Queueing Systems - Theory and Applications, Volume 107

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Volume 107, Number 1, June 2024

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Samuli Aalto:
Whittle index approach to multiserver scheduling with impatient customers and DHR service times. 1-30
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Brian H. Fralix:
On the time-dependent behavior of preemptive single-server queueing systems with Poisson arrivals. 31-61
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Josef Zuk, David Kirszenblat:
Exact results for the distribution of the partial busy period for a multi-server queue. 63-108
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Eyal Castiel:
Fluid limits for QB-CSMA with polynomial rates, homogenization and reflection. 109-157
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Josef Zuk, David Kirszenblat:
Analytic approach to the non-pre-emptive Markovian priority queue. 159-198

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