Two-parameter process limits for an infinite-server queue with arrival dependent service times

We study an infinite-server queue with a general arrival process and a large class of general time-varying service time distributions. Specifically, customers’ service times are conditionally independent given their arrival times, and each customer's service time, conditional on her arrival time, has a general distribution function. We prove functional limit theorems for the two-parameter processes X^e(t,y) and X^r(t,y) that represent the numbers of customers in the system at time t that have received an amount of service less than or equal to y, and that have a residual amount of service strictly greater than y, respectively. When the arrival process and the initial content process both have continuous Gaussian limits, we show that the two-parameter limit processes are continuous Gaussian random fields. In the proofs, we introduce a new class of sequential empirical processes with conditionally independent variables of non-stationary distributions, and employ the moment bounds resulting from the method of chaining for the two-parameter stochastic processes.