An "infinite calling population" occurs when the likelihood of a new arrival depends upon the number of past arrivals.

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An "infinite calling population" refers to a scenario where the potential number of users or sources of calls (arrivals) is so large that the arrival of one does not significantly change the probability of another arrival, meaning the likelihood of new arrivals is essentially independent of past arrivals.

An "Infinite Calling Population" Occurs When the Likelihood of a New