论文信息 - The average virtual waiting time as a measure of performance

The average virtual waiting time as a measure of performance

Under weak conditions the average virtual waiting time converges exponentially fast to its limit. For this reason this quantity has been suggested as a measure of performance for queueing systems.We consider theM/G/1 queue and provide estimation and limiting behaviour of the index of exponential decay.

J. L. Teugels | J. Teugels

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