Lecture 5: Poisson Combining and Splitting

Description: In this lecture, many problem solving techniques are developed using, first, combining and splitting of various Poisson processes, and, second, conditioning on the number of arrivals in an interval.

Instructor: Prof. Robert Gallager

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