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===Various Notes on Queueing=== | ===Various Notes on Queueing=== | ||
* [[Media:Virtamo_ErlangFixedPointApproximation.pdf | Notes by J. Virtamo describing the Erlang Fixed Point Approximation]] | * [[Media:Virtamo_ErlangFixedPointApproximation.pdf | Notes by J. Virtamo describing the Erlang Fixed Point Approximation]] | ||
| + | * [https://www.netlab.tkk.fi/opetus/s383141/kalvot/E_overflow.pdf Notes by J. Virtamo on Overflow traffic, including Hayward's approximation and Equivalent Random Theory] | ||
Revision as of 18:47, 2 September 2020
Contents
Pre-recorded Videos of Lectures and Preview Problems
All videos are accessible from the Canvas video page. Note that videos walking you through the preview problems are also accessible. This is in part because watching the videos requires time and effort, but it is still best that you attempt to do the problems on your own first and only resort to the videos if you are really stumped by a problem and cannot wait for us to cover it in class.
Practice Problems
These are practice problems from either the textbook or other resources. Because they are not meant to be publicly distributed, they are only accessible in Canvas. Please do not post any of them on public repositories. If you have problems accessing the page, first login to Canvas and then try again.
Notes
- Notes-0: Queueing nomenclature
- Notes-1: Connecting inputs to outputs - An initial assessment
- Notes-2: A Brief Introduction to Fluid-Flow Models
Queueing Theory Books
- "Introduction to Queueing Theory, 2nd Ed.," by R. B. Cooper, 1981
- "Queueing Theory," by I. Adan & J. Resing, 2002
Traffic Theory Books
- "Teletraffic Engineering Handbook," edited by V. B. Iversen
- "Queueing Theory and Stochastic Teletraffic Models" by M. Zukerman
