Bounds on the rate on convergence for Markovian queueing models with catastrophes
Alexander Zeifman

TL;DR
This paper develops a general method to analyze the convergence rates of non-stationary Markov chains with catastrophes, providing estimates for their limiting behavior and illustrating with a specific queuing model example.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach for bounding convergence rates in Markovian queueing models with catastrophes, advancing understanding of their limiting regimes.
Findings
Derived bounds on convergence rates for Markovian queues with catastrophes
Provided estimates for the limiting regime of such queues
Illustrated the approach with a specific queuing model example
Abstract
In this note, a general approach to the study of non-stationary Markov chains with catastrophes and the corresponding queuing models is considered, as well as to obtain estimates of the limiting regime itself. As an illustration, an example of a queuing model is studied.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Queuing Theory Analysis · Probability and Risk Models · Healthcare Operations and Scheduling Optimization
