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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2001 / iii / Paper 26 / 3 / b / Solution

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In this bufferless queue, queue overflow is the event
SL​>Lλ+CL(1+β)/2,equivalently QL​>C.
(1)
The Poisson moderate deviation principle therefore gives
Llim​Lβ1​logP(overflow)=−x>Cinf​2λx2​=−2λC2​.​
(2)
The same infimum is obtained for x≥C, so replacing QL​>C by QL​≥C gives the same logarithmic exponent. Any integer rounding of the service rate of a queue changes the scaled threshold by a quantity tending to zero.

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