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December 4-5, 1998
University of Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
C. He and N.H. Rhee
One conventional way for solving a nonlinear matrix equation arising in the M/G/1 type or G/M/1 Markov chain is the iterative methods. In this paper we develop a shifting technique, and it is used to shift the given nonlinear matrix equation, which results in the corresponding shifted iterative methods. It turns out that the shifted iterative methods are always faster than the original ones in their speed of convergence, and may be hundreds times faster if the traffic intensity is close to one.
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