A Queueing Analysis of an Integrated Telecommunications system with Priorities

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Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis Network Traffic and Congestion Control Wireless Communication Networks Research

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In an integrated telecommunications system both voice and data compete for use of the same group of channels. Such a system allows for better use of the channels and more efficient use of the system facilities. Numerous operating rules for allowing voice and data access to the channels can be considered. In this paper, we give a steady state queueing analysis for two priority rules, voice pre-empting data and data pre-empting voice, when the mean service times of voice and data are different.

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1968A Many-Server Queue with Service Interruptions 1972A Priority Queueing Model for a Mixture of Two Types of Customers 1976Multichannel queueing systems with heterogeneous classes of arrivals 1962Letter to the Editor—Priority Traffic with at Most One Queuing Class

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