Latest Research in Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis

Top Research Topics in Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis

• Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis — 16 papers
• Probability — 7 papers
• Performance — 4 papers
• Interconnection Networks and Systems — 3 papers
• Systems and Control — 2 papers
• Information Theory — 2 papers
• Networking and Internet Architecture — 2 papers
• Optimization and Control — 2 papers
• Advanced Data Storage Technologies — 2 papers
• UAV Applications and Optimization — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Whittle index approach to multi-server scheduling with convex delay costs and impatient customers
2. The 6G integrated perception and networking technology enables the low-altitude economy to achieve carbon neutrality: Dynamic sleep strategy for eVTOL wireless charging based on time-energy-carbon coupling
3. Scheduling with Bounded Information: Correctness, Progress, and Near-Optimal Performance in DTA
4. Etna: An evaluation platform for property-based testing
5. Scheduling with Bounded Information: Correctness, Progress, and Near-Optimal Performance in DTA
6. Finite-Time Minimax Bounds and an Optimal Lyapunov Policy in Queueing Control
7. Joint Freshness and Age-Dispersion Control over Finite-State Markov Wireless Channels
8. Optimal Scheduling in Generalized Switch in Heavy Traffic
9. A Probabilistic Choreography Language for PRISM
10. On the Distribution of Age of Information in Time-varying Updating Systems
11. Approximating Large Scale Queueing System: An Overview and Directions for Further Research
12. Optimizing Information Freshness for Wireless Local Area Networks with Multiple APs
13. Self-Adaptive Threshold ALOHA
14. Reliability- and Connectivity-Constrained Age-of-Information Optimization for UAV Swarm IoT Data Collection
15. Paging with Per-Replacement Maximum Delay
16. Queues with Rechargeable Servers
17. Efficiency-Reward Trade-Off in Queues with Dynamic Arrivals
18. Pareto-Optimal Scheduling in the Half-batch Multiserver-job Model
19. Fast Engset computation
20. Stability of Fork-Join Systems with Redundancy and Heterogeneous Servers