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ELSEVIER Performance Evaluation 30 (1997) 267 Author Index Volume 30 (The issue number is given in front of the page numbers) Balbo, G. and G. Serazzi, Asymptotic analy- Lee, T.T., S.C. Liew and Q.-L. Ding, Parallel sis of multiclass closed queueing networks: communications for ATM network control Multiple bottlenecks (3) 115-152 and management (4) 243-264 Boyer, J., see Gravey, A. (1-2) 19-43 Liew, S.C., see Lee, T.T. (4) 243-264 Choudhury, G.L. and W. Whitt, Long-tail Meempat, G., see Krishnan, K.R. (1-2) 45-56 buffer-content distributions in broadband Mignault, J., see Gravey, A. (1-2) 19-43 networks (3) 177-190 Mishra, S. and S.-C. Fang, A maximum entropy optimization approach to tandem Daduna, H., Some results for steady-state queues with generalized blocking (4) 217-241 and sojourn time distributions in open and closed linear networks of Bernoulli servers Puryear, L.C. and V.G. Kulkarni, Compar- with state-dependent service and arrival ison of stability and queueing times for rates (1-2) 3-18 reader—writer queues (4) 195-215 Ding, Q.-L., see Lee, T.T. (4) 243-264 Robert, S. and J.-Y. Le Boudec, New models Fang, S.-C., see Mishra, S. (4) 217-241 for pseudo self-similar traffic (1-2) 57-68 Rose, O., Simple and efficient models for vari- Gravey, A., J. Boyer, K. Sevilla and J. able bit rate MPEG video traffic (1-2) 69-85 Mignault, Resource allocation for worst case traffic in ATM networks (1-2) 19-43 Serazzi, G., see Balbo, G. (3) 115-152 Sevilla, K., see Gravey, A. (1-2) 19-43 Krishnan, K.R. and G. Meempat, Long- Strelen, J.C., Approximate product form so- range dependence in VBR video streams lutions for Markov chains (1-2) 87-110 and ATM traffic engineering (1-2) 45-56 Kulkarni, V.G., see Puryear, L.C. (4) 195-215 Un, C.K., see Lee, K.S. (3) 153-175 Le Boudec, J.-Y., see Robert, S. (1-2) 57-68 Whitt, W., see Choudhury, G.L. (3) 177-190 Lee, J.Y., see Lee, K.S. (3) 153-175 Lee, K.S., C.K. Un and J. Y. Lee, Performance analysis of input queue with combination of push-out and state-dependent scheduling schemes for nonblocking ATM switches (3) 153-175 ELSEVIER Performance Evaluation 30 (1997) 269 Subject Index to Volume 30 Admission control 3 Markov model Aggregation 87 Mean queue length distribution Aggregation /disaggregation algorithms 87 Modeling Approximate solution of discrete time and MPEG video traffic continuous time Markov chains 87 Multiclass queueing networks Arrival theorem 3 Multiplexing Asymptotic analysis 115 Network control and management Asynchronous transfer mode 45, 153, 177, 243 Nonlinear programming ATM 45, 153, 177, 243 ATM networks 69 Open tandem network ATM switch 153 Open tandem queue ATM transfer capabilities 19 Parallel communications B-ISDN 177 Performance Bottleneck migration 115 Power tails Broadband networks 177 Principle of maximum entropy Buffer content 177 Priority control Burst level model 19 Product form Courtois’s theory of decomposability 57 Product form distribution Cyclic queues 3 Product form networks Push-out scheme Diversity routing Quality of service Effective bandwidth Queueing networks End-to-end-delay Reader—writer queue FCFS Bernoulli servers Regularly variation Fitting Replicated database Fluid model Resource allocation General blocking Scheduling scheme Hurst parameter Self-similar processes Semi-Markov process Joint distribution of sojourn times Shared memory Kanban blocking Statistical multiplexing Stochastic fluid models LAN traffic Subexponential distributions Long-range dependence Long-tail distributions Tail probabilities Loss networks Traffic models M/G/1 queue VBR traffic M/G/oo queue Markov chains Worst case traffic