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Theory of Probability and Mathematical Statistics



On extreme values of some regenerative processes

O. K. Zakusylo, I. K. Matsak

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Abstract: A general limit theorem for extremes of regenerative processes is established. Applications to birth and death processes and processes specifying queue length are given.

Keywords: Extremes, regenerative processes, birth and death processes, queueing theory

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