Finite-Capacity Queueing Models is a queueing model characterized by a maximum limit on the number of entities that can be held in the system, distinguishing it from infinite-capacity models by enforcing rejection or blocking of arrivals when the system reaches its storage or service capacity.
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Cyclic Queuing Systems with Restricted Length Queues
William J. Gordon, G. F. Newell · Operations Research · 1967 · 126 citations
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