On a Queuing Model with Customers Arriving According to a Diffusion Process

In the case of heavy traffic, the arrival process in a queuing model can be approximated by a diffusion process. In this paper, we consider such a model. The number X(t) of customers in the system at time t evolves according to a degenerate two-dimensional diffusion process. In a special case, the distribution of X(t) is calculated explicitly. Moreover, a stochastic control problem known as a homing problem is formulated, and the equation satisfied by the value function is given. Particular homing problems are solved explicitly.

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2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.3390/axioms14120868
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Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis
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On a Queuing Model with Customers Arriving According to a Diffusion Process

Mario Lefebvre
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On a Queuing Model with Customers Arriving According to a Diffusion Process

Mario Lefebvre
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In the case of heavy traffic, the arrival process in a queuing model can be approximated by a diffusion process. In this paper, we consider such a model. The number X(t) of customers in the system at time t evolves according to a degenerate two-dimensional diffusion process. In a special case, the distribution of X(t) is calculated explicitly. Moreover, a stochastic control problem known as a homing problem is formulated, and the equation satisfied by the value function is given. Particular homing problems are solved explicitly.

AxiomsVol. 14(12)
Polytechnique Montréal (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 45%
Advanced Queuing Theory Analysis
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