Talk:Jackson network

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M/M/1 is a perfectly fine notation for a queueing system which only has one server, although it can be generalized into the category of M/M/k, the uniqueness of the sole server is usually studied as a special case, and many applications of this case also makes it important. So is M/G/1 or G/M/1.

[edit] M/M/?

An older revision suggests that the correct queuing model is M/M/s, not M/M/1, where s is the number of servers. This would make sense, though I cannot lay my hands on evidence to verify this. -- Cameron Dewe 23:36, 29 July 2006 (UTC)