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ith observations on that variable. Another classical question is how to use prior knowledge of an economic or definitional relationship between the popu­ lation means of several variables, provided that the variables are observed in a sample. The present volume is a compilation of two discussion pap

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P. Periasamy,T. Krishnakumar,M. Sathish,Murthy Chavali,Prem Felix Siril,V. P. Devarajanith observations on that variable. Another classical question is how to use prior knowledge of an economic or definitional relationship between the popu­ lation means of several variables, provided that the variables are observed in a sample. The present volume is a compilation of two discussion pap

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Subhasmita Swain,Tapash Ranjan Rautrayms and more general input-output systems.Among other topics of interest it deals with establishing fundamentalrelations between asymptotic frequencies and averages, pathwisestability, and insensitivity. These results are utilized to establishuseful performance measures. The intuitive deterministic a

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Papori Seal,Dipraj Saikia,J. P. Borahean. In Chapter 4 we give a sample-path proof of the insensitivity of a batch- arrival . queue, in which the batch sizes and service times are allowed to be state dependent (see also Stidham and El-Taha [182]). In this chapter we present a unified approach to proving insensitivity of symmetric queue

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Biswajit Mallickoverage of this important subject. The methods presented here are based on the parametric transfer matrix, which has proven successful in the study of sampled-data systems with linear time-invariant objects. The book shows that this concept can be successfully transferred to sampled-data systems wit

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Umesh Rizal,Bibhu Prasad Swain their scope of competence.Assists mathematicians working in.This book is devoted to the problem of sampled-data control of finite-dimensional linear continuous periodic (FDLCP) objects. It fills a deficit in coverage of this important subject. The methods presented here are based on the parametric