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Triggered batch movement in queueing networks

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A product form equilibrium distribution is derived for a class of queueing networks, in either discrete or continuous time, in which multiple customers arrive simultaneously, multiple customers complete service simultaneously, and any event occurring in the network can force/trigger the release of multiple customers to be routed through the network.

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Henderson, W., Northcote, B.S. & Taylor, P.G. Triggered batch movement in queueing networks. Queueing Syst 21, 125–141 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01158577

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