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Formal Reasoning about Performance Models
Discrete-event simulation is a standard technique for modelling and analysing the performance of computer systems, networks, and services. Although simulation tools are widely used, reasoning about the correctness and performance guarantees of the models they implement remains largely ad hoc: simula
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