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Editorial introduction
1993
Queueing systems
Queueing network theory has a long history, starting with the early attempts to model telephone networks. The subject has grown into a rich area being fed both by new applications and by the use of increasingly sophisticated tools from the theory of probability and stochastic processes. Thus one finds applications to diverse technologies such as packet switched and circuit switched communication networks, computer networks, personal communication networks, job shops, flexible manufacturing
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