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- Acronyms
- Chapter 1. What are the REELECTION CONSUMPTION. unit of measure of supply and demand
- 1.1. So what is the goods?
- 1.2. Relative consumption
- 1.3. Factors affecting relative consumption
- 1.3. 1.Maximum consumption
- 1.3. 2.Real consumption (demand)
- 1.3. 3. The dependence of demand in units of relative consumption from the price
- 1.4. Numerical characteristics of flows supplies of goods
- 1.4.1. The intensity of the supplies of goods
- 1.5. The demand and its fluctuations
- 1.5.1. The basic definitions. The time of greatest demand
- 1.5.2. Main parameters and calculation of the intensity of demand
- 1.5.3. The average number of requests from one consumer per unit of time
- 1.5.4. Characteristics of quality of service of goods
- 1.5.5. Traffic-carrying capacity market
- 1.6. Tests to Chapter 1
- Chapter 2. A mathematical model of the market
- 2. 1.Definition
- 2.2. Types of SERVICE systems and input flows goods
- 2.2.1. Types of systems service goods
- 2.2.2. The types of input flows
- 2.2.3. Principles of classification of event flows
- 2.2.4 Basic numerical characteristics of the flow of goods
- 2.2.5. The simplest flow of goods and its properties
- 2.2.6. Mathematical expectation and variance of a simplest flow
- 2.2.7. Distribution law of intervals between applications for the goods of the simplest stream
- 2.2.8. The duration of consumption. Flow of moments the end of consumption
- 2.3. Classification non-simplest flows
- 2.3. 1. flow with simple aftereffect
- 2.3.2. The flow repetitive supplies of goods
- 2.3.3. The flow with limited aftereffect
- 2.4. Tests to Chapter 2
- Chapter 3. The market as a system with obvious losses
- 3.1.Statement of the problem
- 3.2. Differential equations Erlang
- 3.3. Stationary mode. Distribution of Erlang
- 3.4, Losses at service simplest flow with a fully the accessible group
- 3.5. Average throughput, consumer groups of the market with full accessibility
- 3.6. Graphical dependence between the parameters of the first formulas of Erlang
- 3.7. Example. The calculation the market of oil
- 3.8. Problems
- 3.9. Tests to Chapter 3
- Chapter 4. The market as a system with waiting
- 4.1. The market model in the system with waiting. The output of the second formula Erlang
- 4.2. The probability of the system states
- 4.3. The probability that the time of storage will be more t.
- 4.4. The average waiting time for batches of goods incoming on the market
- 4.5. The average waiting realization time for the saved goods
- 4.6. Probability of queue (probability of presence in the queue at least one batch of the goods)
- 4.7. The average queue length or the average number of delayed batches of goods
- 4.8. Example. The calculation of the market of oil with the storage of unsold goods
- 4.9 Problem
- Chapter 5. Serving a fully accessible group of consumers from a group with a limited number of consignments (Engset formula)
- 5.1. Statement of the problem
- 5.2. The derivation of formula Engset
- 5.3. Types of losses in service flow from a limited number of sources
- 5.4. Problems
- 5.5. Questions for Tests
- Glossary
- APPENDIX 1 TABLES ENGSET
- Reference