Lecture

Queueing Theory: Definitions, M/M/s/K

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This lecture covers the definitions and properties of queueing systems, focusing on the M/M/s/K model. It explains the arrival and service processes, the utilization factor, and the mean number of customers in the system. The lecture also discusses the probability of having a certain number of customers in the system and the mean response time.

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