Abstract
In the paper a finite-capacity discrete-time queueing system with geometric interarrival times and generally distributed processing times is studied. Every time when the service station becomes idle it goes for a vacation of random duration that can be treated as a power-saving mechanism. Application of a single vacation policy is one way for the system to achieve symmetry in terms of system operating costs. A system of differential equations for the transient conditional queue-size distribution is established. The solution of the corresponding system written for double probability generating functions is found using the analytical method based on a linear algebraic approach. Moreover, the representation for the probability-generating function of the stationary queue-size distribution is obtained. Numerical study illustrating theoretical results is attached as well.
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