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Fluid queues driven by birth and death processes with quadratic rates 

Authors: P. R. Parthasarathy a; K. V. Vijayashree a
Affiliation:   a Department of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, Chennai, India
DOI: 10.1080/0020716031000120836
Publication Frequency: 15 issues per year
Published in: journal International Journal of Computer Mathematics, Volume 80, Issue 11 November 2003 , pages 1385 - 1395
Number of References: 9
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Abstract

In this paper, we consider fluid queue models with infinite buffer capacity in which the fluid flow is governed by a birth and death process (BDP) with quadratic arrival and service rates on a finite state space. We use certain interesting identities of the tridiagonal determinants to analytically determine the eigenvalues of the underlying tridiagonal matrix that governs the probabilistic behaviour of the system and hence obtain the stationary buffer content distribution of the process. Numerical investigations are presented in the form of graphs to capture the variations in the behaviour of buffer content distribution
Keywords: Buffer content distribution; Tridiagonal determinants; Quadratic rates
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