Abstract
Throughout this chapter, the arrival process is assumed to be a marked Poisson point process. See Proposition 1.11 page 11 and Section 1.3.2 page 18 for the definition and the main properties of Poisson marked point processes. In this setting, four queueing models are analyzed: The queue with an infinite number of servers (the M/G/∞ queue) and the single server queue with the following service disciplines: FIFO, LIFO and Processor-Sharing. The Processor-Sharing queue receives a detailed treatment because of the central role played by an interesting branching process in the derivation of the distribution of the sojourn time. It is also an important discipline in modern stochastic models of communication networks. The last section is devoted to a common, important property of queues having a Poisson input.
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