Queueing Systems, Volume 19

Volume 19, Numbers 1-2, March 1995

• L. U. Baltzer:
  Announcement.
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• N. U. Prabhu, António Pacheco:
  A storage model for data communication systems. 1-40
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• Antonio Di Crescenzo, Amelia G. Nobile:
  Diffusion approximation to a queueing system with time-dependent arrival and service rates. 41-62
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• Jian-Qiang Hu:
  Analyticity of single-server queues in light traffic. 63-80
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• Vidyadhar G. Kulkarni, Lindsey C. Puryear:
  Stability and queueing time analysis of a reader-writer queue with alternating exhaustive priorities. 81-103
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• David Perry, Søren Asmussen:
  Rejection rules in theM/G/1 queue. 105-130
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• Leonidas Georgiadis, Wojciech Szpankowski, Leandros Tassiulas:
  A scheduling policy with maximal stability region for ring networks with spatial reuse. 131-148
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• Mandyam M. Srinivasan, Shun-Chen Niu, Robert B. Cooper:
  Relating polling models with zero and nonzero switchover times. 149-168
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• Vinod Sharma:
  Reliable estimation via simulation. 169-192
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• Kiyoshi Muto, Haruo Miyazaki, Yoichi Seki, Yoshihiro Kimura, Yukio Shibata:
  Lattice path counting andM/M/c queueing systems. 193-214
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• Bong Dae Choi, Ki Bong Choi, Yong Wan Lee:
  M/G/1 retrial queueing systems with two types of calls and finite capacity. 215-229
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Volume 19, Number 3, September 1995

• Gennadi Falin:
  Estimation of retrial rate in a retrial queue. 231-246
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• V. Kalashnikov, V. Sedunov:
  Sensitivity analysis of regenerative queuing models. 247-268
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• Christos Langaris, A. Katsaros:
  Time-dependent analysis of a queue with batch arrivals andn levels of nonpreemptive priority. 269-288
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• Carlos F. Daganzo, Esteban Diez-Roux:
  The variance of the number of customers in an infinite-server queueing system with an arbitrarily correlated arrival process. 289-299
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• N. Mikou, O. Idrissi-Kacimi, S. Saadi:
  Two processes interacting only during breakdown: The case where the load is not lost. 301-317
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• V. A. Ivnitskii:
  Invariance of stationary probabilities of states for network of multiserver queues. 319-329
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• Jens Braband:
  Waiting time distributions for closed M/M/N processor sharing queues. 331-344
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Volume 19, Number 4, December 1995

• S. A. Berezner, C. F. Kriel, Anthony E. Krzesinski:
  Quasi-reversible multiclass queues with order independent departure rates. 345-359
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• Eitan Altman, Daniel Kofman, Uri Yechiali:
  Discrete time queues with delayed information. 361-376
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• Toshikazu Kimura:
  AnM/M/s-consistent diffusion model for theGI/G/s queue. 377-397
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• Liming Liu, James G. C. Templeton:
  Departures in GR^Xn/G_n/infinity. 399-419
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• Izak Duenyas, Mark P. Van Oyen:
  Stochastic scheduling of parallel queues with set-up costs. 421-444
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• Masakiyo Miyazawa:
  On the characterization of the departure rules for discrete-time queueing networks with batch movements and its applications. 445-448
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• N. U. Prabhu, Yixin Zhu:
  Markov-modulated queueing systems. 449
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