Ergodicity of a polling network with an infinite number of stations

Ergodicity of a polling network with an infinite number of stations

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Article ID: iaor20003196
Country: Netherlands
Volume: 32
Issue: 1/3
Start Page Number: 169
End Page Number: 193
Publication Date: Jan 1999
Journal: Queueing Systems
Authors: , ,
Keywords: scheduling, networks: path
Abstract:

A Markov polling system with infinitely many stations is studied. The topic is the ergodicity of the infinite-dimensional process of queue lengths. For the infinite-dimensional process, the usual type of ergodicity cannot prevail in general and we introduce a modified concept of ergodicity, namely, weak ergodicity. It means the convergence of finite-dimensional distributions of the process. We give necessary and sufficient conditions for weak ergodicity. Also, the ‘usual’ ergodicity of the system is studied, as well as convergence of functionals which are continuous in some norm.

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