The present paper deals with the problem of calculating queue length distributions in a polling model with (exhaustive) limited service under the assumption of general arrival, service and setup distributions. The interest for this model is fueled by an application in the field of logistics. Knowledge of the queue length distributions is needed to operate the system properly. The multi-queue po...

In this paper we consider M[X]/G(a, b)/1 queueing system with accessible service, server breakdown without interruption, multiple vacation and closedown time. The service rule is as follows: the server starts service only when a minimum number of customers ′a′ is available in the queue and the maximum service capacity is ′b′ units such that late entries are allowed to join a service batch, with...

In this paper, a meta-heuristic method, the Bat Algorithm, based on the echolocation behavior of bats is used to determine the optimum service rate of a queue problem. A finite buffer M/M/1 queue with N policy, multiple working vacations and Bernoulli schedule vacation interruption is considered. Under the two customers' impatient situations, balking and reneging, the...

We study an M/G/1 processor sharing queue with multiple vacations. The server only takes a vacation when the system has become empty. If he finds the system still empty upon return, he takes another vacation, and so on. Successive vacations are identically distributed, with a general distribution. When the service requirements are exponentially distributed we determine the sojourn time distribu...

 This paper deals with batch arrival unreliable queue with two phases of service and vacation under Bernoulli vacation schedule, which consist of a breakdown period and a delay period. For this model, we first derive the joint distribution of state of the server and queue size, which is one of the chief objectives of this paper. Secondly, we derive the pgf of the stationary queue size distribu...

We consider a queueing system with c servers and a threshold type vacation policy. In this system, when a certain number d<c of servers become idle at a service completion instant, these d servers will take a synchronous vacation of random length together. After each vacation, the number of customers in the system is checked. If that number is N or more, these d servers will resume serving the ...

This paper treats a discrete-time single-server finite-buffer exhaustive (singleand multiple-) vacation queueing system with discrete-time Markovian arrival process (D-MAP). The service and vacation times are generally distributed random variables and their durations are integral multiples of a slot duration. We obtain the queue-length distributions at departure, service completion, vacation te...

We consider a M/G/1 queue where the server may take repeated vacations. Whenever a busy period terminates the server takes a vacation of random duration. At the end of each vacation the server may either take a new vacation or resume service; if the queue is found empty the server always takes a new vacation. The cost structure includes a holding cost per unit of time and per customer in the sy...

Shanthikumar [10] studied the priority M/G/1 queue with server vacations and found that the difference between the waiting time distribution under the non-preemptive priority and that under the preemptive-resume priority is independent of the vacation policy. We extend this interesting property i) to the generalized vacations which includes the two vacation policies considered by Shanthikumar, ...

In this paper, we consider a GI/Geo/1 queue with working vacations and vacation interruption. The server takes the original work at the lower rate rather than completely stopping during the vacation period. Meanwhile, we introduce vacation interruption policy: the server can come back to the normal working level once there are customers after a service completion during the vacation period, thu...