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MAM: where we are, where we go panel discussion MAM 9, June. 30, 2016, Budapest, Hungary panel discussion MAM: where we are, where we go Reseach fields queueing/ruin models: EXP Markov modulated (Kronecker algebra) Markov modulted

MAM: where we are, where we go panel discussion MAM 9, June. 30, 2016, Budapest, Hungary panel discussion MAM: where we are, where we go
Reseach fields queueing/ruin models: EXP → Markov modulated (Kronecker algebra) Markov modulted → non-Markovian modulated ... Numerical analysis: (minimal non-negative solution of non-linear matrix equations) QBD, Riccati, MM Brownian motion precision, worst case accuracy, subtraction-less, sensitivity/perturbation shifting panel discussion MAM: where we are, where we go
Reseach fields 1 dimension → 2 dimensions → n dimensions: discrete/continuous (w/o Brownian motion) analytical description numerical computation asymptotic behaviour MM/non-Markovian point/terminating/branching/tree-like processes analytical description fitting understanding model flexibility panel discussion MAM: where we are, where we go
Reseach fields additionally stability of non work conserving systems approximation population models APPLICATION computer communication → healthcare/biology/insurance/... panel discussion MAM: where we are, where we go
Geographical distribution Present Australia + -Belgium + Mexico-Denmark Canada + Italy + China + France, Holland, Turkey, Russia, Japan, Spain, Poland, Hungary + Absent India + , USA ++ , Korea, Germany panel discussion MAM: where we are, where we go
Future Do we want to go on? If so, who/where ? panel discussion MAM: where we are, where we go
Special issue of Stochastic models Open call for all MAM9 presentations unpublished elsewhere according to standard SM submission guidelines. Preliminary schedule Submission deadline (Sept. 1, 2016) Pre selection by editorial board and guest editors First round of review: Sept. 2016 Dec. 2016) Resubmission deadline: March 1, 2017 Second round of review (March 1, 2017 to May 1, 2017) Final decision period (May, 2017) Publication (summer issue, 2017) panel discussion MAM: where we are, where we go

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