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Which are considered “classic” text books for queueing theory? Mathematically rigorous, like Feller on Probability.
by laichzeit0 4y ago
Which are considered “classic” text books for queueing theory? Mathematically rigorous, like Feller on Probability.
- SmartestUnknown 4y agohttp://www.performancemodeling.org http://www.performancemodeling.org People who take the course by the author at CMU say very good things about the class and the professor.
- kqr 4y agoI love this book but its focus is primarily on practical applications and not as much on mathematical foundations, which was the question, if I read it right.
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- mirker 4y agoThe book comparable to the mathematical level of CLRS, in my opinion. Which is either an intro book or very dense depending on a person’s math background.
- eterm 4y agoOne classic is Kelly: http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~frank/BOOKS/kelly_book.html http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~frank/BOOKS/kelly_book.html But there are probably better books written since I was an undergrad.
- tokenrove 4y agoCheck out Kleinrock's Queueing Systems.