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- Acronyms
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. The initial concept
- 1.1. A mathematical model of the market
- 1.2. Relative consumption. The unit of measure of supply and demand
- Chapter 2. The market as a system with obvious losses. Basic concepts
- 2.1. A mathematical model of the market as a system with obvious losses
- 2.2. The first Erlang formula for the calculation of market indicators
- Chapter 3. Examples of application of the first formula of erlang for solving problems of the market
- 3.1. Define the initial data
- 3.1.1 Example 1. Determination of the intensity of consumption
- 3.1. 2. Example 2. Determination of the intensity of the incoming proposals
- 3.2. Example 3. The calculation the market of oil
- 3.3. Example 4. The influence of the size of the group of consumers to a change in the AMOUNT of the proposal
- 3.4. Example 5. Separation market of consumption in case of overload
- 3.5. Example 6. Calculation the volume of sales of women’s shoes
- 3.7.Example 7. The distribution of the number of groups of consumption in time (e.g., seasonal)
- 3.8. Example 8. Change the number of groups of consumption to save the value of losses
- 3.9. Example 9. Change of the number of groups’ consumption the result of competition
- Chapter 4. The market as a system with with waiting
- 4.1. The market model as the system with waiting
- Chapter 5. The application of the second formula Erlang for calculation of the indicators of the market
- 5.1. Example 1. The calculation of the basic characteristics in the systems with the waiting
- 5.2. Example 2. The calculation of the market of oil with the storage of unsold goods
- Chapter 6. Service of group consumers with full accessibility of the group with a limited number of batches of goods. (formula Engset)
- 6.1. Statement of the problem
- Chapter 7. Examples application formula Engset to meet the challenges of the market
- Problem 1
- Problem 2
- GLOSSARY
- References
- Annex — 1
- Annex — 2