Networks of queues and real traffic

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A packet crosses a queue at every router hop. Model each hop as an M/M/1 queue, use Jackson's theorem to chain three of them, and add up the delay. Then see the tail (p99), what bursty real traffic does to the answer, and why a little spare capacity removes most of the delay.