Markov Regenerative Processes

2011-01-01
Serin, Yaşar Yasemin
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Markov regenerative processes are continuous‐time stochastic processes with more general conditions of regeneration than regenerative processes. The limiting behavior of some queues with general distributions can be obtained using Markov regenerative argument. In this article, after some basic definitions, some results related to the transient and limiting properties of the Markov regenerative processes are given. Some results are demonstrated with examples.
Markov regenerative processes, Semi‐regenerative process, Transient probability, Markov renewal sequence, Discrete‐time process
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/75960
https://doi.org/10.1002/9780470400531.eorms0496
Department of Industrial Engineering, Book / Book chapter

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Y. Y. Serin, Markov Regenerative Processes. 2011.
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