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The queue gi/m/2 with service rate depending on the number of busy servers

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The time dependent behaviour of the two server queueing system with recurrent input and negative exponential service times is studied here using certain recurrence relations for the underlying queuelength process. The service times have a varying mean depending on the number of busy servers.

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Bhat, U.N. The queue gi/m/2 with service rate depending on the number of busy servers. Ann Inst Stat Math 18, 211–221 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02869531

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