Abstract

The present paper deals with the investigation of various characteristics of a developed queuing model in which three servers are connected in parallel in tri-cum biserial way with a common server. The arrival and service pattern are assumed to follow the Poisson law. Queue length, variance, average waiting time and probabilities have been estimated using statistical tools, generating function technique and law of calculus. Extensive parametric study has been presented to show the efficacy of the present solution methodology. Present study demonstrates that the queuing theory provides a good approach to analyze the complicated probabilistic and deterministic systems.

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