Titlebook: Applied Queueing Theory; Alec M. Lee Textbook 1966Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1966 business.management.operation research.

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Three Types of Approximation,al analysis, and that these models do not relate to processes which are to be encountered frequently in the real world. The case-histories which are presented in later chapters will show that quite straightforward, everyday queueing-processes are more often than not more complicated in their structu

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Models of Serial and Cyclic Processes,fly. The length of the exposition does not reflect the importance of serial and cyclic queues, but only the paucity of theory concerning them and the rarity of examples of their use in operational research literature.