PHASE-TYPE COMPLETELY MONOTONIC ARRIVALS CAUSE PARADOXICAL BEHAVIOR
It is expected that the insensitive congestion measures for service times in the type queueing systems paradoxically behave in the queueing systems having phase-type completely monotonic arrivals. In this paper, this expectation is theoretically proved for infinite server and loss systems with phase-type completely monotonic arrivals. That is, the stationary number of customers in the becomes stochastically less variable and the blocking probability of the decreases, as the service time becomes stochastically more variable. It should be noted that it is necessary that the service time has a monotonic failure rate for
infinite server system, loss system, phase-type completely monotonic arrival, sensitivity of service time, paradoxical behavior.