The Markov modulated regulated Brownian motion: A second-order fluid flow model of a finite buffer

The Markov modulated regulated Brownian motion: A second-order fluid flow model of a finite buffer

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Article ID: iaor20013074
Country: Netherlands
Volume: 35
Issue: 1/4
Start Page Number: 263
End Page Number: 288
Publication Date: Jan 2000
Journal: Queueing Systems
Authors: ,
Abstract:

A second-order fluid flow model of a queue with finite capacity buffer and variable net input process is presented, based on the previous work of Karandikar and Kulkarni. Queue length is modelled as a Brownian motion whose parameters are controlled by a finite state Markov chain. The process, termed a Markov modulated regulated Brownian motion, provides analytical solutions for steady state queue length distributions, overflow losses and idleness probabilities using boundary regulators. Applications of the model include queues with failure-prone servers and ATM statistical multiplexers with variable traffic loads.

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