Queueing Methods: For Services and Manufacturing

Randolph W. Hall

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1. Introduction. 2. Observation and Measurement. 3. The Arrival Process. 4. Simulation. 5. Steady-State Analysis. 6. Non-Stationary Arrivals. 7. Reducing Delay through Changes in the Service Process. 8. Reducing Delay through the Arrival Process. 9. Queue Discipline. 10. Queuing Networks. 11. Queuing System Design.

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