In this paper, a steady-state Markovian multi-server retrial queueing system with Bernoulli vacation scheduling service is studied. Using matrix-geometric approach, various interesting and important system performance measures are obtained. Further, the probability descriptors like ideal retrial and vain retrial are provided. Finally, extensive numerical illustrations are presented to indicate the quantifying nature of the approach to obtain solutions to this queueing system.
In this paper we are concerned with several random processes that occur in M/G,/1 queue with instantaneous feedback in which the feedback decision process is a pair of independent Bernoulli processes. The stationary distribution of the output process has been obtained. Results for particular queues with feedback and without feedback are obtained. Some operating characteristics are derived for this queue. Some interesting results are obtained for departure processes. Optimum service rate is obtained. Numerical examples are provided to test the feasibility of the queueing model.
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