A Note On Transfer Lines With Unreliable Machines, Random Processing Times, and Finite Buffers

Tayfur M. Altiok · Shaler Stidham

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We comment on a recent paper by Gershwin and Herman, with particular attention to their interpretation of the blocking phenomenon in transfer lines with finite buffers.

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