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Stochastic Models for Communications: Markov Chains and Random Variables

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This lecture covers topics such as Markov chains, transition matrices, random variables, independence, characteristic functions, product of random variables, and stationary processes. It also discusses queueing theory, Erlang distributions, and system response times.

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