The destabilizing effect of blocking due to finite bufferingcapacity in multi-class queueing networks
Reveliotis, S.A.
Automatic Control, IEEE Transactions on
Volume 45, Issue 3, Mar 2000 Page(s):585 - 588
Digital Object Identifier   10.1109/9.847750
Summary:This paper demonstrates that blocking due to finite buffering capacity of the system workstations can be a destabilizing factor for distributed scheduling policies applied in multiclass queueing networks, in addition to the currently identified sources of instability. The issue is important since, in practice, all systems modeled by such networks operate under buffering capacity constraints

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