Multidimensional Queueing Models in Telecommunication Networks
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Beschreibung
The increasing complexity of telecommunication networks requires us to develop adequate mathematical models. We must find their characteristics, optimize them subject to chosen criteria, and develop the corresponding control algorithms. Multidimensional queueing models are used to design and optimize modern and next-generation networks (NGN). The central problem of the related mathematical theory is to apply multidimensional and large-size queueing models to improve efficiency. In this book new methods are successively developed and applied to solve related problems.
The book is recommended for researchers engaged with the mathematical theory of telecommunications traffic.
The increasing complexity of telecommunication networks requires us to develop adequate mathematical models. We must find their characteristics, optimize them subject to chosen criteria, and develop the corresponding control algorithms. Multidimensional queueing models are used to design and optimize modern and next-generation networks (NGN). The central problem of the related mathematical theory is to apply multidimensional and large-size queueing models to improve efficiency. In this book new methods are successively developed and applied to solve related problems.
The book is recommended for researchers engaged with the mathematical theory of telecommunications traffic.
Includes new models and methods of analysis Contains results of numerical experiments Recommended for researchers engaged with the mathematical theory of telecommunications traffic Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
Autor*in
Agassi Melikov
Themen in »Multidimensional Queueing Models in Telecommunication Networks«
Analytical methods Cellular networks Communication networks Multidimensional queuing Next-generation networks (NGN) Numerical methods Optimization Packet-switching networks Priority schemes Queueing systems Telecommunication networks algorithm analysis and problem complexity information and communication, circuits