Unstable random access networks under a static conflict warning protocol

A model for a random access network controlled by a static conflict warning protocol is designed as a single-server queueing system with a retrial buffer. The domain of stable operation of the system, whose state probability distribution remains constant in a large time interval, is determined under asymptotic conditions. The mean stable operation time of the system is determined and shown to be large, almost infinite, for certain traffic intensities.

Presented by the member of Editorial Board: V. M. Vishnevsky