Fork-join Queue - Stationary Distribution - Heavy Traffic/diffusion Approximation

Heavy Traffic/diffusion Approximation

When the server is heavily loaded (service rate of the queue is only just larger than arrival rate) the queue length process can be approximated by a reflected Brownian motion which converges to the same stationary distribution as the original queueing process.

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