Probabilistic Modelling Requires a Certain Imagination

Marcel Neuts -Tucson
unpublished
1. t + k is pk-l(lp) for k 2 1. We are interested in the number of calls active at the beginning of each time slot, in particular the stationary probability density of that number. A packet stream: We again consider a time-slotted communications link and let the numbers of new calls starting at the beginning of every time slot be independent, identically distributed random variables with probability density {a.). As in the J preceding situation, calls have independent, geometrically distributed durations and, for Session B2
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