On the decay rates of buffers in continuous flow lines (Q5937470)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1619306
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1619306 |
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On the decay rates of buffers in continuous flow lines (English)
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21 April 2002
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A flow line is a tandem system of machines separated by storage areas (called also buffers) though which a stream of items flows from one machine to the next. A continuous flow line consists of \(n\) machines and \(n-1\) intermediate buffers of finite capacity. The main results are in the second part which is dedicated to decay rates. The theoretical results are followed by a number of illustrative numerical examples, and an alternative method is presented.
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continuous flow line
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overflow probability
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decay rate
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methodology
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dual flow line
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