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Queueing Networks with Dynamic Routing and Dynamic Stochastic Bypass of Nodes

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We consider open exponential networks with routing matrices that depend on a network state. A customer entering a node is either independently of other customers queued with probability that depends on the network state or instantly bypasses the node with complementary probability. After bypassing a node, customers are routed according to a stochastic matrix that depends on the network state and may differ from the routing matrix. Under certain restrictions on parameters of the model, we establish a sufficient ergodicity condition and find the final stationary distribution.

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Evdokimovich, V.E., Malinkovskii, Y.V. Queueing Networks with Dynamic Routing and Dynamic Stochastic Bypass of Nodes. Problems of Information Transmission 37, 236–247 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013830124344

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