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Heavy-Traffic Analysis of a Data-Handling System with Many Sources
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  • 1982Stochastic Theory of a Data-Handling System with Multiple Sources1,271 cited
  • 1986A new technique for analyzing large traffic systems128 cited

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  • 1998Diffusion approximation modeling for Markov modulated bursty traffic and its applications to bandwidth allocation in ATM networks36 cited
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  • 1995A Gaussian fluid model20 cited
  • 1993Heavy Traffic Analysis of a Data Transmission System with Many Independent Sources19 cited

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