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Analysis of Triggered Packet Streams: A Matrix-Analytic Method for Exponential Triggering Delays
In many communication networks, the transmission of a packet may automatically trigger the transmission of a subsequent packet from the same source after a (possibly random) delay, without requiring acknowledgment or feedback. Such behavior arises in multi-stage status updating, proactive protocols,
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