IEEE Transactions on Communications
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A Note on the Conservation Law for Queues with Batch Arrivals

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Conservation laws for work-conserving, multipriority, single-server queues have long been established and their significance has been well demonstrated. In this paper, we present a straightforward method for obtaining the conservation law formula for continuous- or discrete-time queues with batch arrivals. The method relies on the analysis of a first-in first-out multiclass queue and on the properties of Arrivals See Time Averages processes. © 1993 IEEE.

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