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This concise, widely referenced monograph addresses an important topic in queuing theory: delays in queuing systems with one server. Both mathematicians and engineers will appreciate the balanced treatment's general, rigorous presentation of mathematical theory and its understandable, practical account of applications. Topics include virtual delay, delay formulas, weak stationarity, and weak Markov assumptions.
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Václav E. Beneš is a Czech-American mathematician whose work centers on stochastic processes, queueing theory, and the design of telecommunication switches. He was affiliated with Bell Labs and was on the faculty of Columbia University for many years.
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