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While most texts address only the classical methods of queuing theory, A Course on Queuing Theory also covers fundamentals, such as Markovian and regenerative non-Markovian models, as well as computational methods, statistical inference, and simulation. The authors integrate different models to emphasize the Markovian structure and present detailed descriptions of network queues, discrete time queues, and optimization as well as advanced topics, including combinatorial treatments in transient analysis, general queues, duality in queues, and new computational methods. Each self-contained chapter features a discussion section that summarizes material and makes connections within the text.

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