March 2014
Intermediate to advanced
456 pages
14h 17m
English
Loss networks are traditional telecommunication networks where a call is lost whenever there are insufficient resources along a route at the time of call set-up. Many methods for analysis and design of such networks can—directly or generalized—be used for more advanced networks as well.
An important class of methods are fixed-point approximations. These are used to estimate the end-to-end blocking rates in a network, and can be formulated under very general conditions.
Assuming that a network topology exists, we use fixed-point approximation together with Moe’s principle for resource allocation.
The effect of traffic rerouting in case of overload and trunk reservation is studied by a linear programming method ...
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