Batch sojourn time in polling systems on a circle
Tim Engels, Ivo Adan, Onno Boxma, and Jacques Resing

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the expected waiting times and batch sojourn times in a circular polling system with randomly arriving customer batches and uniform locations, using mean value analysis.
Contribution
It provides a novel closed-form expression for mean batch sojourn time in a circular polling system with random batch arrivals.
Findings
Derived the expected number of waiting customers within a distance of the server
Obtained a closed-form expression for mean batch sojourn time
Analyzed the impact of system parameters on waiting times
Abstract
In this paper, we analyze a polling system on a circle. Random batches of customers arrive at a circle, where each customer, independently, obtains a uniform location. A single server cyclically travels over the circle to serve all customers. Using mean value analysis, we derive the expected number of waiting customers within a given distance of the server and a closed form expression for the mean batch sojourn time.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Queuing Theory Analysis · Complex Network Analysis Techniques · Random Matrices and Applications
