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    Solution To Problem 2.17

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    This problem considers the same queue as in Section 2.10.1, except that batch sizes can now range from 0 to infinity rather than just 1 to infinity. The batch generating function for the current problem differs from that of Section 2.10.1 by allowing for batches of size 0. Substituting the new batch generating function into the results of Section 2.10.1 will yield the same results as applying the methods directly to this problem.

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    Solution To Problem 2.17

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    This problem considers the same queue as in Section 2.10.1, except that batch sizes can now range from 0 to infinity rather than just 1 to infinity. The batch generating function for the current problem differs from that of Section 2.10.1 by allowing for batches of size 0. Substituting the new batch generating function into the results of Section 2.10.1 will yield the same results as applying the methods directly to this problem.

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    This problem considers the same queue as in Section 2.10.1, except that batch sizes can now range from 0 to infinity rather than just 1 to infinity. The batch generating function for the current problem differs from that of Section 2.10.1 by allowing for batches of size 0. Substituting the new batch generating function into the results of Section 2.10.1 will yield the same results as applying the methods directly to this problem.

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    Solution To Problem 2.17

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    This problem considers the same queue as in Section 2.10.1, except that batch sizes can now range from 0 to infinity rather than just 1 to infinity. The batch generating function for the current problem differs from that of Section 2.10.1 by allowing for batches of size 0. Substituting the new batch generating function into the results of Section 2.10.1 will yield the same results as applying the methods directly to this problem.

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    An Introduction to Queueing Systems, Kluwer Academic Publishers Solution Manual

    Copyright 2001, Sanjay K. Bose


    Solution to Problem 2.17
    This is actually the same queue as the one considered in Sec. 2.10.1 except that the batch sizes
    now range from 0 to . In Sec. 2.10.1, zero-sized batches were not allowed and hence the batch
    sizes could only range from 1 to .
    Let

    =
    =
    1
    * *
    ) (
    r
    r
    r
    z z be the batch generating function for Sec. 2.10.1 and

    =
    =
    0
    ) (
    r
    r
    r
    z z be the
    batch generating function for this problem. Then we can see that
    0
    *
    1

    =
    r
    r
    and
    ) 0 ( 1
    ) 0 ( ) (
    ) (
    *

    =
    z
    z . If we use
    ) 0 ( 1
    ) 0 ( ) (
    ) (
    *

    =
    z
    z instead of (z) in the results of Sec. 2.10.1,
    the results obtained will be the same as the ones asked for in this problem. The direct approach
    applying the same methods as in Sec. 2.10.1 will verify this.

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