Open Queueing Networks is a class of stochastic models in queueing theory characterized by a network of service nodes with external arrivals and departures, where customers enter and leave the system according to probabilistic laws, distinguishing it from closed networks by the absence of a fixed population.
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Ward Whitt · Bell System Technical Journal · 1983 · 1K citations
Open Queueing Networks in Heavy Traffic
Martin I. Reiman · Mathematics of Operations Research · 1984 · 469 citations
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