Queueing Theory
Published in The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics • Jan 1, 1987
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Authors:
Matthew J. Sobel
Abstract
Queueing theory is about mathematical models of congestion and delay phenomena. Most of the models are stochastic and, until the 1970s, they described physical rather than economic characteristics. For example, there is more theory from which one could deduce the (probability) distribution of the nu...
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