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arrival theorem: a standalone construct

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Queueing theory

the result that a job arriving at a station in a closed product-form network sees the network in equilibrium with itself removed.

In queueing theory, arrival theorem refers to the result that a job arriving at a station in a closed product-form network sees the network in equilibrium with itself removed. This meaning comes from Lavenberg (1980) in Journal of Applied Probability.[1]

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References

Lavenberg, S. S., & Reiser, M. (1980). Stationary state probabilities at arrival instants for closed queueing networks with multiple types of customers. Journal of Applied Probability, 17(4), 1048-1061. https://doi.org/10.2307/3213214

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